With hateful comtempt I love her
She asks, probs, and questions me
Biting my tongue, her voice I do endure
She buzz's about, and harasses me
to the extent, and worse than a bee
I try to run,
I try to hide,
Hopefully as far as London
My feelings for her are like the tide
They rise and fall
Several times a day
Fighting with her is like running into a wall
She doesn't give, even when I yell, "Okay!"
She is the one that smothers me
And tries to keep me close at home
As if she's trying to kill my personality!
Last week she even tried to comb
What she calls a "Rat's nest"
Which in fact is my stylish hair
She nags, without rest
I know she does this, 'cause she really does care
But I wish she'd quit acting, just like a bear
The reason for the smothering
Is because she's doing her mothering
And although I want to hop on a train
And ease my brain
She is my mother
And I really do love her
Though this I could never say
So I'll wait for another day...
Never wait till the last moment to tell your mother that you love her! You never know what could happen when you least expect it. Why do things tomorrow that you can do today?