If I Had A Car

By

Ted Summerfield

Title: If I Had A Car

Author: Ted Summerfield

Published by Miown Publishing at Smashwords

Copyright July 2011 Ted Summerfield

Cover by: Ted Summerfield

ISBN: 978-0-9868804-6-9

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Table Of Contents

If I Had A Car

Appendix

Black And White Pics

If I Had A Car.

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If I had a car

I could go really far.

But which should I get

that I wouldn’t regret?

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There are gas and electric

from which I can pick,

but which should I use?

It’s so hard to choose.

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Electric is cleaner

and fits my demeanour.

But it’s range isn’t far,

not as far as a car.

Which should I use?

It’s so hard to choose.

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A gas car’s a bit cheaper,

but a fill-up’s a weeper.

Which should I use?

It’s so hard to choose.

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I know what I’ll do

to end this issue.

I’ll trade-in my trike

on a brand new bike.

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I can peddle real far,

as far as a car.

I’ll save lots of money

like a wise little bunny.

With the money I’m saving

I can use the bus when it’s raining.

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Yes, that’s what I’ll do

to end this issue.

I’ll get a bike

and call it Mike.

Or perhaps Frankie or Johnny or John,

Oh no! This could go on and on.

I’ve created a problem

with this little poem.

I think I’ll have a nap,

like a nice little chap.

The End.

Appendix.

Images are copyright their respective holders. Illustrations by Ted Summerfield.

Black and white pictures.