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January 9, 2013
When I climb upon your seat, I wonder who you are
I wonder how you move and blame myself for being such a lazy bum.
The ride soothes my thoughts and mind and I trust you…
For you are my ways, through the town.
I shall blame you for your gas, such a pain and so unjust
Why so dirty?
And a green house gas but you are not bad, it’s not so sad.
Yet I am so curious if you live, and are aware when you are on.
If so you do, just you must know that I adore your great valor.
© Amanda T., Montague, NJ
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