Just Wait ‘til Mom Gets Home
By Cleve
Look what you’ve done in the bathroom
Toothpaste, brushes, and paper on the floor
And you picked up none of your clothes
Whose writing is this on the door?
You better straighten up
Just wait ‘til your Mom gets home
Is this jelly on the wall? And the door left open
Letting all the cool air out?
You guys are really pushing it
Trouble is in your future
Of that there is no doubt
Just wait ‘til your Mom gets home
Alright, who broke this plate?
Who hid the pieces behind the settee?
And I won’t accept the answer, “Dad, it wasn't me.”
Kids, you know better than this
Mom will be mad as can be
Not just at you, but also at me
Just wait ‘til Mom gets home.
The door opened, Mom was met with hugs and kisses
“Mommie, mommie” shouts of glee.
“We’re sorry Mom, don’t be mad.”
“Mad? Who's mad? Certainly not me.”
And she hugged and kissed them
Then she sat them down
And for Dad just a sigh of resignation
A hug and a kiss, but nary a frown,
About the Creator
Cleve Taylor
Published author of three books: Ricky Pardue US Marshal, A Collection of Cleve's Short Stories and Poems, and Johnny Duwell and the Silver Coins, all available in paperback and e-books on Amazon. Over 160 Vocal.media stories and poems.

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