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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required In the cold of the morn with a crisp cloudy day… A flat tire assailed a young girl, as she went on her way. Young and full of life but definitely overwhelmed… She was late for work and her husband had just nearly died. She sat in her car, sniffling, worrying, and crying some wails. She’d never changed a tire, a young husband always there. But hurt he’d become, and in the hospital now remained… It was up to her, suddenly alone, to make things right again. She fretfully tried AAA but the wrong number was wrung… Till Old Granny Goodness appeared with hope, and some fun. She quickly got her out of the car, and found everything there. Explaining what to do, Granny decided to entertain with flair. Together they’d use a spare tire to fix that rickety old car. They figured out the jack and successfully lifted the car. But lug nuts are hard and need strength to unleash… So granny fussed and she bug-tussled but never gave up Till the young girl laughing, knew what she must do herself… Grabbing deep into her courage, she ran into the QT for help. Sure enough, a worker volunteered to help that sweet young thing out. And the lug nuts came off lickety-split with laughter on top. The young man was gracious, and ever so kind and… Yes, he finished the job with his best smile and in record time And of course he helped put everything away, too, you can bet… He even helped Old Granny Goodness up off the ground where she sat. Then with a salute and fare thee well, he went back inside… While Old Granny Goodness, and the girl put air in the tires. By now the girl was the lead in the work as she smiled and laughed… She was empowered; you know… there’s nothing wrong with that. Yes, the world was saved as all found their way home, with a wink, at last. Yes, with gratitude, a hug, and a smile… many a way can be found again. Contest:Write me a Happy Poem 10-31-2011 CSEastman
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