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The Hecuros

Yeah, I’m the hecuros* You can call me the boss The very one, the father-in-law Who can’t close his maw. Got to counsel and talk Tell y’all how to walk. Ain’t nothin’ to it You just got to do it! Keep your mind on your mate Make him happy – or her. No trouble, no big stir, Just do what you got to do ‘Til all is over Your life is through! There is much to be done under the sun, Places to go and lots of fun. Sure enough nothing is higher Than He who keeps us from the fire. (*”Hecuros” – (Greek transliteration): “father-in-law”) 1005 on  8 Dec., 2020

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