The Foolish Servant
To brush my hair is all I ask
Servant I gave you a simple task
You mock me again
With a lick of your tongue
You are such a disgrace to man
I ask you now
To come before me
Witth a humbling bow
Instead you snicker with pride
With Glee
Why Won't YOU read
When I ask you too?
Do you have no clue
Of how a servant should behave?
I have had enough
With this cruelty
You wretched being
For I shall call upon my father
For he is the high king
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