Little Pennies

w c

Little Pennies

 

We placed our pennies on the tracks

As we’d done times before

There above our little shack

Where clubhouse things were stored

 

We boarded as the train went by

As hobos there a bit

And jumped back off with a cry

Just for the thrill of it

 

We went to see the coins there

on the passing rail

With the pennies mostly shiny

And thin without fail

 

We rode our bicycles from the tracks

With the little coins our change

And showed them all to our friends

who wanted some the same

 

I kept a coin in my pocket

One I tried not to lose

In my mind it was always fine

And worth some dollars new

 

  • Author: w c (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 7th, 2018 09:55
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments3

  • orchidee

    A good write w c.

    • w c

      thanks, orchidee

    • SLR

      This brings back some happy childhood memories. Great write!

      • w c

        Thanks SLR! I'm glad that you could relate.

      • Lorna

        Such a fun childhood poem........ I was pretty free as a child and roamed around on my bike and in the woods all the time..... unfortunately no train tracks near me then! I did buy a train squashed penny once....... magical!

        • w c

          Thanks, Lorna. I'm g;lad that you could relate to the poem. I have so many memories of trains as there was a station a couple blocks from my childhood home. The comings and goings was a daily part of my life. Thanks for your support.



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