I woke up,
Rushed to kids’ door,
Checked on them ,
Back to more.
Screened the house,
Locked the stores,
Picked them up,
Hustled two floors.
Gobbled some food,
Bid adieu,
Off to work,
Gulped a coffee or two.
Filled some forms,
Examined a few.
Wrapped up quick,
Off again I flew.
Danced the two,
As I glanced through the door.
Hugged and kissed
And cuddled and more.
Splashed my face,
Put them to play.
They Giggled and Jumped
And Laughed as I sway.
Held them and fed
A morsel or two.
Prepared the bath,
Struggled anew.
Exhausted and fallen,
Put them to bed .
Straightened the spine,
‘Knock-knock ‘ the door said.
He came , we sat.
A talk ensued.
Few jokes, some jabs
A point of view.
He answered, I asked
And we argued such,
He concluded
‘You Can’t Even Do This Much !’
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