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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required She welcomes us into her husband's home, Serves us with best dishes, And refers to us as her beloved children When daddy wants to get us new clothes, He asks her to escort him to the great shopping center, He says she makes better choices than our mother. She takes us in,to sleep in her home Whenever our father has gone on a journey, And treats us just like one of our aunts. When our father wants to make a decision, He tells her the whole plan, So that she can make the best decision. Our sperm contributor compares her to our mummy Saying she cooks more delicious food, Than his wife's dirty and unsweet food. When her children are sent home for school fees, Daddy gives it to them,and they return to school. While we stay at home, counting a week's stay. He buys ice cream for her children, And says they speak better English than us And dance modernly unlike local us. And when he wrote the will, All daddy's property belonged to her. The car,land ,cattle, business and children. She wants us to love her like our own, But to our faces,she's only a begging stranger- Who wants to rob our mother of her family. She wishes we could hug her with affection, But our spirits are conservative, Looking with disgust at her arrival. She would like to have us for her children But we belong to another woman. She's only our father's wife! Ampurire Anitah
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