Picked Up Towels

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Note: Everyone loves freebies, whether they come by way of winning a contest, receiving a gift from a friend, or a valuable coupon in the mail, we all enjoy getting something without having to shell out for it. The following poem and the previous one (Picked Up Potatoes) are true stories, one about my brother and the other a personal experience of my own.

(The poetry form is a toss-up, between Narrative and Free Verse) Picked-up Towels He had left his wife filed for divorce starting over with nothing We gave him a pan here a blanket there He did his part by picking up towels left lying beside the road One time too many he stopped It wasn't a towel only a used Pamper

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