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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A popular tourist attraction in the town where we reside Hot air balloons, seen, can often total four, the rushing sound of helium, which is needed to keep them afloat can be heard when they are intermittently fired One morning a balloon was hovering, directly above our land the basket holding many tourists From our deck, my wife,she waved her delicate hand But me further away and not so enamoured I waved them on, and also gestured with my hand Urged them on,!!!! You're invading my privacy, why don't you understand The balloon had floated on and several hours did pass by, Arrival of some visitors, who had been floating in the sky We've been searching for your home we were riding in the basket of the balloon above We took a photo of your land if you would like to have it, it is given with much love I noticed that from the registration plate, affixed upon their car They came from a state where I had once resided three thousand kilometres distant, they had travelled from afar The city where they did reside was the city in which my parents had a business when they were alive What's the name of your parents was the question that they posed an unexpected response!!!, Knew them well, lived in the same street was the conclusion at which we did arrive Who would have thought?
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