Borough of Manhattan Community College - Prism Yearbook (New York, NY)

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A FR USTRA TED HOUSEWIFE He comes home late almost every night Cursing for nothing and wanting to fight His clothes he always throws on the floor And l have to pick them up even from the door He has no right to treat me this way It hurts me but he really doesn't care He is not the same man that I wed When I wake up he is now coming to bed His work is demanding it is true But don't he see that I need attention too The week he comes home and does as he please The weekends are mine only to be teased At night his time is not spent with me I stay with the children while he is free- He acts as though man has all the right To keep his wife in constant plight A woman has feelingsjust like a man My day is near and I have me a plan Now my husband the time has come I am getting out and have me some fun Feed the children and wash the wears Your loving wife has shed her tears When I come back a change I must see Or to hell with your wants and authority LAEHCIM YASMAR

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TO BE BORNAGAIN Weep no more for she is gone But sweet memories linger on She wishes you the very best The day she started her quest Friends can not know how you feel A mother's loss never seems real Nothing on earth lives forever Remember the words of your mother Do not disappoint her with sorrow Dry your eyes and seek tomorrow Her body is forever free from pain ' Do not let her death be all in vain Tie her no more to this wicked earth Set her free into that new birth You most of all should understand She is secured in God's own hand LEAHCIM YASMAR