Whose life this is, I do not know.
Her house is in a village though.
Her kids take turns at falling ill.
Her car to the city, often goes.
My little car must think it queer
To stop without a Starbucks near.
Between my job and sports events
I haven’t time to shed a tear.
My husband gives me just a shake
To see if I am yet awake.
The only sound’s the loud alarm.
I think there must be some mistake.
I’ll stop before this gets too deep
Cause I have dirty floors to sweep
And loads to go before I sleep
And loads to go before I sleep.
2 comments:
What poetic talent! MOM
you amazing!
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