In my house I always keep it clean
As on my lawn I keep it manicured and green,
There is no trash upon the floor
Because, my house I truly do adore.
In my house I keep a mop and a broom
Along with cleaning supplies and a vacuum,
And if something is ever broken or in need of repair
I am already there.
In my house is where I sleep and live
It is where I call home and where I help and give,
It it where I will ponder and where I will rest
Before I start a journey, or even a quest.
I sweep my floors almost every day
And on my table I keep a beautiful flower bouquet,
I always pick up any and all trash that I might find
Even the very minute kind.
When family and friends ever come to visit me
The rules of my house they know as a decree,
No littering in any way or type or form
Because, to me that's the norm.
Inside my house smoking is not ever allowed
Of my house being smoke free I am very proud,
I keep my windows clean and shiny and bright
To allow in Gods most beautiful sunlight.
My dishes and clothes are always cleaned
And if I am sick my house is most certainly quarantined,
My house is where I call home
It protects me under its very dome.
The Earth is our home as well,
So, why do we see it and treat it like hell.
Randy L. McClave
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem