Girl On the Tram
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Poetry/Rhyme/Girl On The Tram
Copyright Protected, ID 09-1576-524-05
All Rights Reserved, 2023, Constance La France
Written September 05, 2023
For the International Contest, Voice
Sponsor, Eve Roper, Judged 09/25/2023
It was the early days of the electric tram,
the cars could hold twenty people only;
much less when there were mothers with a pram,
often, I saw people who looked quite lonely !
I was dressed up in my new frock and hat,
the reason for this trip was my birthday;
on the bench seating mom and auntie sat,
I stood as the tram would bounce and sway !
I loved watching the downtown scenes going by,
we (Mom and Auntie) were going shopping;
on this lovely, beautiful, sunny day in July,
oh, some of the things I saw were quite eye-popping !
I seldom had a chance to go downtown,
sometimes, the tram would slow down then speed up;
when we arrived I wanted to see all the stores around,
then, we would have tea served in a fancy cup !
A man holding a cute pup was not allowed on,
and an old man was stopped who looked real poor;
I paid the three cents so the old man could come-on,
the conductor said- I was a nice girl and a real kind-doer !
Copyright © Constance La France | Year Posted 2023
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