Telling Me What To Do
Her happiness I have to guess
is rare, yet here's a clue
she is never happy unless
she is telling me what to do
She is the commander of my life
her orders are the glue
that hold this thing together
without Her what would we do
I am considered infantile
about the age of two
I've learned to walk but that is it
all else is something new
Since I have no brain at all
She's using hers in lieu
she tells me how and when and where
as if I never knew
The epitome of stupidity
can't dress or tie my shoes
you'd think it was senility
that I was coming to
Yet wives are indispensable
she tells me that it's true
the fact is that by writing this
myself, I might have screwed.
~Po Wit
*written from a hospital bed, condition now stable.
Wendy
Wed 24th Oct 2018 17:59
Your poems are amazing love Wendy x