iPod Mommy
Don’t care who did it
Don’t care what’s wrong
Mommy’s right in the middle
Of a cool new song
I’m an iPod mommy and I’m singing along
Don’t care who did it, don’t care what’s wrong
Did he call you a name? Is she touching your stuff?
Tell someone who cares because I’ve had enough
I’ve got the Snow Patrol in my ear
Mommy’s close by but she’s not really here
She’s been taken away- it's like Prozac in sound
She’s with Foo Fighters now; there’s no family around
Daddy looks up from his plasma t.v.
To suggest I am lacking in mom ability
The house is a mess, the kids haven’t been fed
At least that’s what I think he said
I’m an iPod Mommy
I keep my family on mute
With the volume this loud
They can seem almost cute
So solve your own problems
And pour your own juice
Mommy’s with Tory Amos now
What’s Daddy’s excuse?
I can see their lips moving
But it’s Cold Play I hear
Not now, mommy’s grooving
So run along dear
I’ve got enough decibels to cover all but the worst
I can’t hear what she did or that he did it first
I’m with the Rejects, I’m completely serene
Until I see blood I will not intervene
poetry and parenting by S. Kamikaze
© 2011 P.M. Dunnigan/Suburban Kamikaze


Hahaha! That's great!
Posted by: Denver Dad | January 30, 2007 at 07:14 AM
Your cleverness never fails to amaze me! Very impressive. And I especially like your parenting style. Excellent!
Posted by: christen | October 07, 2011 at 05:27 AM
I like you on facebook and follow through google reader!
Posted by: M.B. | November 06, 2011 at 12:01 PM