My Mother-In-Law lives with me, and boy does she need some help; She doesn't brush her hair anymore, she's given up on herself. ~ Her outlook is mostly negative, for she sees no good at all; I which she was a Horse, so I could put her in a Stall. ~ I cringe whenever she wants to cook, for a Pancake she can't even flip; I'd love to take her for a ride, and push her off of a cliff. ~ She's become a bit, "Man Crazy," she'd take anyone who can breath; So I took her to a Nursing Home, she replied, "Too old for me." ~ I began to feel quite sorry for her, so a "Blind Date" I one day arranged; He brought her home, 'fore ten p.m., and said "She was much too strange." ~ Her bleach-blonde wig kept slipping, and her teeth, they wouldn't stay in; I believe she doesn't stand a chance, of finding a date, e'er again. ~ She has no taste in men, so I never allow her to date; I keep her hidden inside all day, 'less Bigfoot wants to mate. ~ It seems I'm truly stuck with her, so I'll take the good with the bad; For she has a never-ending love, that I am so blessed to have.
I truly love her. She loves it when I write insulting poems about her.