Mom Jobs Poems

She's thirty-three, single,
her Mom babysits her
five year old son.
She reassures herself it's
just two more hours,
then it's the blessed weekend.
Which means delicious sleep.
She has no nest...

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Right from the 1st word from my mouth,
to the journey that's destined way south,
Mom, you, being there for me, have  witnessed it all,
& swear,...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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I was to interview my husband’s new secretary 
And was not excited or pleased
But he claimed he did not have the time
So I had her...

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From a neighborly distance, the drama of a life's finality unfolded
A man named Mient. Once a well-known construction-scientist
When we became neighbors at Christmas he was...

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Awake before dawn, he jumps into his clothes
   slides, headfirst, down the curling bannister
inhales a bowl of cereal -- Thanks, Mom! -- 
...

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I guess I will be a pharmacist. Why? 
My uncle is a pharmacist 
What do they do? I am not sure. 
Did you know they...

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THE WORLD AHEAD

One goes everywhere,
One sees everything,
But the cosiness of ones’ nest,
Is everywhere unseen.

Laughter and smile are still there,
But the hand of concern is nowhere.
I...

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She is a bread winner,
who takes care of her family,
is it any wonder,
she still has her sanity,
she takes any new job
like a duck to water,
she...

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At the window, palms under my chin,
such beauty I see, out the frosted pane,
I was mesmerized, it showed in my grin,
so picture perfect, the snow...

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Speaking on this feeling that I have
Don't make me laugh
High on energy that I mustn't surpass
Full of gas
I kinda want her
She kinda wants me
But unfortunately...

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