Think I Need a Husband
Think I need a husband
to hold my fragile hand.
Now I need a husband
to open up a can.
I could use a husband
to put the garbage out.
Would never want my husband
to scream nor cuss or shout.
Feel I need a husband
for I want some pocket money,
See my future husband
would be a dead-set honey.
Sense I need a husband
to cook and dust for me.
He'd be strong, We'd get along,
would never disagree.
Really need a husband,
would love to own a house.
If he brought a mansion-
would be the perfect spouse.
Right now I need a husband,
to brush my curly hair,
wish I had a husband
for tender loving care.
He could run my bath,
outdoors could rub my lotion.
He'd love this way- he'd never stray,
to me he'd have devotion.
Think I need a husband;
really cannot wait,
Would have to have a little talk
already he is late.
Know I need a husband
to open all the doors,
Don't even try and give me that-
that husband that is yours.
Think I need a husband
to call my very own.
Ideally want a husband-
who doesn't have a phone.
He could massage me;
my back it's really sore,
Really need a husband
who'd love me more and more.
If he's a bad husband
could always send him back,
Perhaps I'd be a little hurt -
may give him one good whack.
So if you want a wife
please send your resume,
Would love you much and be in touch
to plan our wedding day.
Copyright © Paris-Maree Boreham | Year Posted 2018
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