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November 1st, 2017 | 76 Entries

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76 Entries for “mop”

  1. I’ve spilled the beer that I didn’t finish three nights ago. Across the already decaying floor boards. The smell of state alcohol is permeating the air, mixed with body odor and dog piss. I was going to clean it up, but it’s already been a couple of hours. They say the key to happiness is finding comfort and contentment from within, despite your surroundings.

    I don’t have a mop, anyway.

    by Yamuna on 11.02.2017
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    by Alphonse Yara on 11.02.2017
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    by Josefina Makhija on 11.02.2017
  4. I mopped the floor all day long, sweat coming down my face. All of sudden the mop dropped out of my hands and started shaking wildly. Then it started to clean the floor itself. As I watched the mop clean every speck of the floor my face was filled with wonder and amazement. The mop came to me and dropped to the floor. I picked it up and in the mop was a note it said..
    “Dear Young Girl,
    For your kindness of serving you family the hardest you could i reward you with this magical
    mop. It will clean for you on days you are weary and can not stand. I hope you use it wisely.
    Yours Truly,
    King Alexander”
    The young girl hugged the note and the mop. She went to her bedroom and put the mop by her bed. She clenched the note dearly and fell asleep. As she slept the mop had other plans instead of sleep. As the young girl slept the mop cleaned her families house from top to bottom. As the morning peeped through her window the young girl ran downstairs. Her father was waiting for her with a stern face. When she approached him he smiled the widest smile and said, “Emerson, I do not know how you did it but this house id spotless. Good job dear.” Emerson looked around and saw the house was a beautiful pearl white. She hugged her father with all her might and ran upstairs. She ran to her mop and whispered, “Thank you, for all you have done.” Emerson hugged her mop and ran downstairs. When Emerson was downstairs the mop twinkled with magic.

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    by Desirae Schiefen on 11.02.2017
  6. After my little sister spilled her juice on the kitchen tile, my father asked me to mop it up. after I finished mopping the mess, my sister created, I poured her a new class of juice.

    by Emily on 11.02.2017
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    by Cyril Aeschlimann on 11.02.2017
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    by Virgilio Breaker on 11.02.2017
  9. the mop slipped lazily on the floor. the handle was in slow motion, a stop motion movie at two frames per second.

  10. To hold a mop is to hold power. The power of cleaning, the power of washing away. The morning after a beautiful party or the minutes after the cat’s regurgitation. To mop is to forget, to move on but to feel every part of the good that went before.

    by Ben Reeve on 11.02.2017
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    by Chastity Dallis on 11.02.2017
  12. she took the mop and began to go over and over the spot where she could see her reflection. she scrubbed and scrubbed and scrubbed to clear what she saw to no avail. it stared back–mockingly. she broke the mop in half deeming it unfit for the job at erasing her existence. next time she’ll use something else.

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    by Venetta Hix on 11.02.2017
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    by Kenny Macer on 11.02.2017
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    by Boyce Renuart on 11.02.2017
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    by Elna Rippon on 11.02.2017
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    by Danyel Snearly on 11.02.2017
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    by Dirk Duggan on 11.02.2017
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    by Hershel Arenas on 11.02.2017
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    by Buster Yorn on 11.02.2017
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    by Audrie Steinkraus on 11.02.2017
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    by Timothy Ezelle on 11.02.2017
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    by Gus China on 11.02.2017
  24. read wrie listen something else…I have already done “mop”, but i think all i did was “mop mop mop mop” etc. but still! this is annoying. if the makers of this website are reading this, GET NEW WORDS

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    by Alphonse Yara on 11.02.2017
  26. Mopping is a satisfying kind of cleaning. The kind that you can see that you have made a Difference, especially if you have small children and do not mop often. This kind of action makes me feel tidy inside and out.

    by Taylor on 11.02.2017
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    by Benedict Nanthanong on 11.02.2017
  31. How is it that you feed off my anguish? You mop it all up and pour it down your slimy throat. You don’t stop for air, you just keep chugging and chugging till you’ve sopped it all up. You take everything until you leave me lying on the ground, cold to the touch. The numb feeling overtakes my body and I feel like I am floating in the cosmos. Hearing your cackle in the distance and seeing your huge looming shadow, it is almost as you are watching me with your shadow. “You see all” is what people say when they pray to you. I’m starting to think what they say is true, but I know there is more to just “watching”. You are spectating, waiting for a moment where we are in utter torment in our own minds, that is when you strike.

    by Ashleigh Siegel on 11.02.2017
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    by Milan Cotterell on 11.02.2017
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    by Nubia Harpster on 11.02.2017
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    by Charis Stores on 11.02.2017
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    by Arvilla Perie on 11.02.2017
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    by Clinton Siqueiros on 11.02.2017