Epitome
Epitome
The long arms of the clock,
Whispering tic-tok tic-tok
Race with me as they smirk
Each day as I get busy with work
The bawling baby in the cot
The half done curry in the pot
Call for a slice of my attention
The maid’s leave, add to me tension
Read a book, visit parlour, pay milkman’s bill
Do laundry; buy grocery and the migraine pill
My to-do list is quite crammed up and long
But I remember it, effortlessly like a song
Money matters and business talk
Hardly terrify me, it is a cake walk
From planning a menu, to a holiday in Rome
My skills are vast, not just limited to home
I can discuss recipes, movies and parenting tips too
I know remedies for depression apart from cold and flu
I nurture some ambitions and a life’s mission
Trust me, my magic works beyond the kitchen.