Once again, Angel Sammys and Teddys Pawetaton have provided us with a photo for Poetry Thursday.
“We don’t need to pay for a boat,” Ned said.
“I think we do,” Steven pled
But Ned was tight with a buck
And Steven was out of luck
Ned boasted he knew where there was a Bridge
And led Steven to a ridge
Before them was a long span at best called rickety
Ned took off lickety-splickly
Steven had no choice but to follow
And it was no time in fear to wallow
As Ned moved forward with no fear
While Steven wondered if the Bridge spanned hemispheres
With each step, the Bridge did sway,
And Steven didn’t think he would see his next birthday
While Ned continued without a care
Ten thousand feet in the air
Midway through, the Bridge began to creak.
And Steve began to pray like a monk during Holy Week.
The Bridge rose when it reached the other side.
And they had to climb up like a short man on his wedding night married to a tall Bride.
Ned was no longer cocksure
But having started this journey, it was Steve he wanted to assure
Ned told Steve to stay; he would make the climb
While Ned clung to the Bridge, hoping his friend had a quick turnaround time
Minutes later, Ned was climbing down
And Steve inquired why with a frown
“We have to go back, they won’t let me cross, I speak the truth
Before we crossed, we were supposed to get a ticket from the toll booth”
That bridge gives our mom the Heebie-jeebies!
ReplyDeleteOh goodness, that's one of many good reasons not to go on that bridge!
ReplyDeleteSteve and Ned's Great Adventure
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
Wow, that was a surprise ending!! LOL!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat poetry!
Great poem today. We felt we were right there on the bridge with Ned and Steven...
ReplyDeleteNed and Steve were VERY brave!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great poem for that picture. What a scary looking bridge that is!
ReplyDeletePlain ol' scary!
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