Gold ~~ A Tuesday Platform little Poem
Gold?
[large picture] [super sized].
No
All that glitters is not gold
This glittering little red truck
is more precious than gold to me
Should you get a little red truck
take you where e're you want to go
My glittering little red truck
will cost an arm and leg to you
'Cause my precious little red truck
worth to me more than all the gold
Keep your gold leave my truck alone
All that glitters is not gold
This glittering little red truck
is more precious than gold to me
Should you get a little red truck
take you where e're you want to go
My glittering little red truck
will cost an arm and leg to you
'Cause my precious little red truck
worth to me more than all the gold
Keep your gold leave my truck alone
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Poem Copyright © 2008 Jimmiehov. All Rights Reserved
I'm linked with Marian in the Imaginary Garden with Real Toads, Tuesday Platform.
http://withrealtoads.blogspot.com/2016/09/the-tuesday-platform.html
Marian calls for a poem, old or new. This one is old, back from 2008
http://jimmiehov6.blogspot.com/2008/10/one-single-impression-gold.html
Labels: Antiques, Cars, Jim's Life, Syllabic Form, Tuesday Platform
posted by Jim @ 9/06/2016 01:52:00 AM
14 comments
14 Comments:
Wow! That truck sure looks shiny and well cared for. Yes more precios than gold to you!
Typo- precious
Wonderful ... and I cannot cease to think about the red wheelbarrow...
So much depends
upon
...
Nice.
Worth can only be measured by he who is the one appreciating, your red wagon means a lot to you and why should it be any other way. Nice write
Jim you should consider writing for and linking to Monday WRites this to me is mood writing.
much love...
I want that truck!
Oh Jim I'm with you! She is a beauty! Her miles of life are indeed worth more than gold. :-) Thanks for sharing!
It is a very cool truck, Jim.
Yes, don't mess around with the little red truck. Very true Dr Jim! One will always have a favorite, a sentimental asset. More so when is a functional item that solves myriads of problem!
Hank
It is indeed a lovely little red truck!
That's a great truck! Did you restore it yourself, Jim?
Beautiful truck! Somethings just can't be bought.
I'm with Bjorn... so much depends on that little (and gorgeous!) red truck.
I feel that way about my 23 year-old Mazda Miata. It's a very passionate relationship. Lol!
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