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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The time had come, we were agreed To discontinue paying rents. We'd make our plans and then proceed To buy or build a residence. i said an older house I'd choose. A little house and lot would do. The first of many fights I'd lose, My wife and daughters wanted new. Because of our financial state, A giant mortgage would be tough. I said we can't be profligate. Two bedrooms and a bath's enough. That sound opinion was not shared. 'Twould be the last they'd listen to. And I was badly unprepared To face the hell they put me through. Each girl demanded her own room, And two for guests my wife required. (Her parents, harbingers of gloom, And shiftless brother, who'd been fired.) A living room with stone fireplace, A finished den with vast TV, Cathedral ceilings, (Wasted space!) And just in case, a nursery. The house entirely made of brick, At least three baths and custom doors, With granite counters, (Now I'm sick!) A laundry room, and hardwood floors. Its tubs so large we could bathe whales, The hugest closets ever made, New furniture from Bloomingdale's, And landscaped trees providing shade. A massive lawn (More I must mow!) For future pool put underground, A grill and screened-in patio, And fence so pets can run around. * * * * * We've since moved in and now know how A home affects a family. The years have passed. I'm happy now. We've added daughter number three. To save on gas, I walk to work. I carry lunch and no new cars. My second job is hardware clerk. I've sold my clubs and quit cigars. Instead of crabs, we buy sardines. No more expensive suits or gowns. In place of steaks, it's franks and beans, And younger girls wear hand-me-downs. A lower temp to save on heat, From pure-bred pets to shelter strays, No gyms to jog, we have our street, And no more concerts, trips, or plays. More years ahead of steady debts, But we're content to pay the price. The five of us have no regrets. We've learned to live with sacrifice. A dream house we now occupy. I'm feeling masculine inside. I'm filled with pride when home I spy. My family is satisfied.
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