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The Station Wagon
Burgundy and big
Kind of like a boat
It’s not too easy to drive
It can be hard to grasp on
She never really asked for it
They had to improvise
They had to persuade her
It was hard for her to visualize
Yet, she generated and sculpted a love for it
Her son hit another car with it
After that we can say it was no longer his car
It reminds her of her past cars
The ones that she had in Germany
The car is old
But she loves it so
It gets her where she wants to go
It’s not the most pleasing
But she loves it so
The burgundy station wagon

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This piece is about my German teachers car.