Part of my college expenses were earned as I used to babysit when I was in high school. The following poem tells of that
experience:
The three boys
were actually easier
than the girls I cared for.
The youngest boy made
made me laugh with his
"bugeeta" bites, and
his "bweeding" scratches.
The older two would
climb trees to avoid
naptime or taking a bath.
I still loved all three
equally.
The girls had a father who
had wanted sons, and he
let me take over his
fatherly duties.
The youngest was a baby
demanding care, but
too many times left
unattended until I arrived,
and would try to
make up for all that
was left undone
during the day.
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