This House I call Home (Tenant), by Tom Mukasa

This House I call Home (Tenant)

This house,
I call home,
my sense,
of completeness,
I spend, 
soundly nights,
and,
hopeful days,
in this house,
I call home,
I want it to last,
as an eligible,
tenant,
qualifying,
deserving,
in this house,
I call home,
a dream,
comes true,
a home,
has to last,
something,
not to pass,
an advantage,
a big part of life,
the sun,
has to come out,
the moon as well,
a hot meal,
an entertainment,
a safety,
security,
this is what,
a home means,
but a tenant,
hit hard by times,
gets,
less of this,
enjoyment,
or none at all,
don't deny me,
by excuses,
assure me,
accommodate me.

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