Old and busted New and shiny Two choices With their own voices Which do you want To take as your ride On the road fly Or at least try It’s not so easy With bikes as tiny But try you may On the road stay For a time minimum Until sore is your bum Then take a rest You’ve earned it With the best
A scooter Going harder Well, As fast as it can It has a limited span The motor Quite minimal You can count, The two decimals But it doesn’t matter Because the nature And the colour Of this tiny ride Is as bright You want to holler Bright red Painted with care This ride You really don’t Want to share
“Ride the old bike found in the shed, neglected, but still, working” Gun Roswell
Bike Ride
On a cold winter night in my bed I lay Dreaming, of a perfect summers day The sun is shining, blue skies and fields are filled with hey My trusted steed by the doorway Ready and waiting for a little hike Just me, myself and my green bike Alas its still a long way to take But i keep on dreaming as I lay awake For that perfect summer day And when on my bike I ride away
“Nothing like a ride, on a bike, during the spring time”
Gun Roswell
Bike Hike
When the roads are cleared of bad weather Thee is nothing to give more of an pleasure Than picking up a bike with bright red stripes And whooshing down the streets with big fat smiles After all it has been such a long while When it was even good to take a ride Since the winter is almost and hopefully gone It’s good to leave the dull indoors And venture out there where the air Amongst other things feels so much better You only want to ride all day long Maybe, even, sing a few dorky songs To celebrate the coming of warm weather in time so long
“Sometimes up the wall is the best bet to go.” Gun Roswell
Up on the wall
Up, up and away, up the tallest wall to be climbing, perhaps even with a bicycle to be riding, when that, maddening feeling hits and all the way up to the ceiling I wanna go.
It might sound dumb and crazy and certainly not safe, but this would hardly be the worst attempt of anything I’ve done so far, and far might not be the road, as up the wall and into the ceiling I will go.
But, when finally reaching that goal, and hanging there up on the pole, I can retort,