Servitude

Am being told -

I'm becoming a servant at home.

A young lad - a supposed second owner,

Presumed to be a servant at home. 

Well, I ask what's odd with that?

Who's the first owner in the first place?

The lady or the man.

Seriously, what is odd with that? 

The question of a second owner seems futile.

 

Who owns the house?

Who owns the house?

Who works the house throughout? 

How can't the one be the owner?

The servant is; only the servant is.

For with servitude, the house is held,

And with a servant - a sense of servitude is maintained.