The Old Fj

Standing up in the back seat
Out with my family complete
Just seeing over my father’s shoulder
Being 8 or 9 years no older

Seeing Dad use the hand signalled turns
And changing gears on the tree without concern
That FJ was there during my childhood 
Family trips in the country being as fun as it should

Those days I remember in sunshine
No need for gadgets just the world outside in sunshine
It may not have been the latest car model
But it got us to where we wanted  to go so well.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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