Best Wheeled Poems

Like a bolt of lightning it did come
From the top of the hill near the Murray gum,
Wilbur's wheeled wardrobe built for speed,
Racing past where the dairy cattle feed.

There was Wilbur straining at the wheel
As he drove the clothes hanging cupboard with such zeal,
Modified by Wilbur...

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Look
I can
Ride my tricycle
On only two wheels

because I have to
till we fix it
and fix it we will
in the poor quarters
downtown

the tricycle
in our midst is
overused and well shared
among many

It's because we care
for each other
and the little things we
do and have matter

that I can ride
my tricycle
on two...

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Oh, Scooter, savior of
my leg joints.
The bearer of my weight.
Reducer of pain.
You carry me,
three-wheeled chariot, 
as a knight on his steed.
My sword cane,
my concealed lance.
From my vehicle to a place of sustenance.
grocery store, or restaurant.

To places of examination.
Modern alchemists.
Modern soothsayers.
Analyzing the "humors,"
with scientific precision.

Oh, Scooter.
Slyly,...

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