The Ghost In My House, She May Not Like Me

Revised

Tink's ChapBlog ~ Tales of the Tribe. Mythopoeic Verse


My sister-in-law
Claims to have seen her,
The ghost in my house,
Hiding upstairs.

But then, again,
She is from Texas.
They must teach ’em different
Matter out there.

“The ghost? In your house?
Hiding upstairs?”

Oh no! Not her,
But folks down in Texas.

“Afraid I can’t say much
On those folk in Texas.
But ghosts? Oh sure!
We have them out here.”

Well, if there’s a ghost,
Then why can’t I see her?
My sister-in-law,
She claims it’s a girl.

And my wife!
She claims
To also have heard her –

Strange sounding noises
That come from upstairs.

“And you, yourself?
You haven’t seen her?”

Oh no. Of course not!
Nary a thing.
If there is a ghost,
Then she must not like me.

Otherwise, why not
I also had seen
The ghost in my house?

Or hear the same noises
My wife hears or sees?
Or in-laws…

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