If this home by home-maker is made,
He mused on this existential dark:
Who am I, one that brings home mere bread?
The truth stared at him ever so stark!
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Thank you for adding the information in the Poet's Note- it was very helpful and informative to me!
Thank you, Susan Williams if not for the poem, for the Poetic Note at least.
If voice works on words and life on breath we have think on spirit. A beautiful poem with wise theme is excellently presented.10
Thank you, Kumarmani Mahakul, I appreciate that you've reached my poem so soon.
Mind on thoughts! ! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
Yes, Edward Louis, as a Greek philosopher said, 'We are, for, we think', and I'd add we are also what we think. So, when the husband asks, Who am I, you're right. Thank you.