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Tom
November 14, 2018
Tom:
Thomas
The train
Engine that could
His blue exterior
Changes my eager look
But he is sadly gone forever
Here come the tears that fall softly
Dad rushes over and says everything is okay
All of a sudden he’s back on the tv
Everythings okay now that he is finally back with me
© Alyssa V., Chicago, IL
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Growing up at the age of two, I would always love to watch Thomas The Tank Engine. He would be the first thing I watched every morning. Whenever he would leave the scene I would always assume he was gone forever which would lead me to cry and cry until my dad came over and told me he was coming back.