Mother, Mother
In thigh-high, noir, pearlized boots, she so pranced;
Around the school’s rundown building well in advance;
To speak with her child’s French teacher Mrs. Kimberly Purth;
However, she was to discern for herself her son’s true worth;
For there’s no doubt she felt like royalty the way she dressed;
In a full-length red fox fur coat, she preferred to be addressed.
The paradox which is paramount to this short tale here on out
Is that this Mother must have been thought a narcissist, no doubt.
Since the students and teachers were mostly on food stamps;
It was unlikely they expected this Mother in Gucci leather pants.
This also made the son wonder why he rarely got a present;
Stuck in the past and recalling a time when life was not pleasant.
Cause this Mother was undoubtedly the center of attention;
Her son feared her moods fervently, something not to mention.
For he was sworn at a very young age, never to speak with others;
About the Ifs, ands or buts regarding the rules made by this Mother.
Including keeping the house spotless & not to enter the kitchen
So, he snuck food to his room after dinner & that was the mission.
This boy had become a man who mostly seemed quite normal;
Although his wife was a cross of a dominatrix and the paranormal.