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Click hereWhat I ask is such a simple thing
though it causes her such woe.
Tears fill her solemn brown eyes
and she pouts her lip just so.
She lets loose and angry sigh
then turns her gaze away.
I can see that she's thinking fast
for any excuse to delay.
But after all I am her mother
and I can't help but laugh,
as she says in her angel's voice,
"But I don't want to take a bath".
- COMMENTS
duddle146about 17 years agoAh...the joys of Mother and daughter having a little one-sided discussion.
Trollyabout 18 years agoI have to agree with the previous commentor.
"She lets loose and (sic) angry sigh"
LeBrozover 18 years agoSo sweet in all her innocence,
how ever can you argue
with her impeccable reasoning,
so logical is its power ~
can see so well,
her plaintiff, soulful look - well done here
on this light piece.
