I take two mattresses out of the spare room,
To the room, “Debbie” was going to clean: The lounge room.
Then I’m accused of making a mess, all over the place,
And make some space, while with other guys Michelle screws around.
I tidied up, this room to the best I could,
Then “Debbie” goes to her room to catch up on her sleep.
I am doing my own housework, as I have the time,
I then watch the TV and have a little rest.
Suddenly, there is a telephone call for someone else!
I’m told to do or not to do, by a nineteen year old,
As she has the high to say, “ That she doesn’t like to be told!”
Immature as she shows her temper, throughout the rest of the day,
She told me off, for not waking her when the phone rang.
Speaking to her friend “Dot” over the phone,
I know I did something that was completely wrong.
I interrupted her conversation…
As I couldn’t stand what Debbie had to say about me.
As Debbie was not just criticizing, myself and my girl,
But the whole house as well.
My girl was coming home, from an extended time,
I could feel there was something unusual and tense.
As I did not lose my cool,
And had in tact, my sense,
Is it right for us to boil,
Over something that is beneath the soil?
I have given up on being called a liar, from everyone,
As my years are young and I am really having fun
If my poems are so called, “Rubbish?”
Then why is told to me, at the end?
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