Miranda Allen True Love
When first we met, Little did I know That such a short time later I would love you so.
We talked for hours Every day and night, And the small flame of our love Grew fast, strong and bright.
So a short while later I agreed to move in, And there it began; My education of men.
“Please take out the trash,” I asked of my dear, “For the smell is becoming Quite unpleasant in here.”
Three whole days later It became apparent you see, That asking things nicely Was not working for me.
A scant two weeks after I then asked of my sweet To pick up his belongings Which were always at my feet.
And again several days later It occurred to me That this would not come to pass Unless I became mean.
Next was the lawn, Which was quite overgrown, That I asked him to tend And he responded with a moan.
Not being a dumb woman, I knew where this would go So I became hostile in advance Just so he would know. I was not putting up With his laziness anymore. And he’d mow the stupid lawn now Or I would show him the door.
My pent up frustrations Began to spill over And I couldn’t help but think That he should really take cover.
Instead he just sat there Looking very much confused, And his look was so cute That I quickly began to lose
The angry tone in my voice And the violent thoughts in my head. I no longer wanted to beat him But to kiss him instead.
Not knowing what to say With this sudden urge of mine, I simply acted on it And he did not decline.
If he was not confused before, He most certainly was now. I could not help but laugh When all I could think was, “Wow.”
He may drive me crazy Every day of my life But I suddenly realized, He is worth all the strife.
I truly do love him Heart, body, mind and soul. I hope he still drives me crazy Even when we are old.
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