Work from Home - Please Mom

Busy mom writes on post it




Oh son, you get up so late

I have to rush hard to punch my card at the office gate



Help yourself with Kellogg’s carton kept in the kitchen

Don’t forget to drink your milk like neighbor’s kitten



The bath water in the tub is warm for you

Sorry, I was running late to polish your shoe



Money is on table to help your lunch tummy

I should be with you for Dinner – Your Mummy





Son Writes back



In my dreams I see you with me

So I hate to get up early in the hours I call wee



I am still too short to reach out to cartons in the kitchen

I wont drink milk – as I am a cub not a kitten



No problem, if you didn’t polish my shoe

My school is closed as many kids have got flu



Money is still there on the wooden table

I felt little weak so had crocin after reading the Label



Mom, I am waiting for you – being all alone

Cant you join some office – which lets you Work From Home. 


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