Friday, January 15, 2010

Racing Boy Rim How Simple Is It To Change The View From Your Kitchen Window?

How simple is it to change the view from your kitchen window? - racing boy rim

I drank my coffee in the morning
Through the window and looked up.
Like yesterday Asphalt
I wish I could change the display.

I saw a boy named Toby
only lives on the street.
They spend more time pushing his bicycle
then sit in the bank.

A group of children who are after him
how he played with his chain.
I remember I was eight years
I felt the pain of this child.

My words: "Need a hand?
met with the smile of a period of six teeth.
We broke into my garage
We worked and talked for a while.

I heard that he was a rabbit
His name I remember, Bear
Bear him and his three sisters,
All of them had red hair.

I connected the two tires
every corner and every word.
I put the saddle and handlebar
As he told a joke Knock Knock.

He asked me if I could go faster
my lecture on the gearbox, which brought a look.
We saw in my closet for grease lightning
I told him that his next race would not be fair.

Cycling all the bISASSEMBLING
We shook hands and said goodbye.
Now, outside my window
a red ... smiling race.

7 comments:

Cheeky♥ again said...

Jud Damn ........ She brought me to tears. I do not want to change this view, if not, see what I saw ... How you can help!
This right is a man with a heart of gold. I wish there were more of them around!

Kelly Belly! :DD said...

ahah a smile on my face is not my friend, good job. =]
I very much appreciated, went perfect, a good story without being in too much detail, but was unable to imagine that everything is perfect, the smile of 6 teeth, garage, and hair. =]
Good work. =]

Happy Hiram said...

What a beautiful story and beautiful. Almost no longer in the second line, but "the window and looked through" to be so incredibly stupid, I was ready to start a third degree. But revealing that (and I am so grateful not to leave the ship) a great read and a cautionary example. Thank you.

ma said...

It gave me chills and I'm not!

They hit me with the truth, decency and the triumph of the human spirit when you give a little kindness, and with so sharp images, it was to see him! Very flexible, idiot, I think one of the best.

MA

ma said...

It gave me chills and I'm not!

They hit me with the truth, decency and the triumph of the human spirit when you give a little kindness, and with so sharp images, it was to see him! Very flexible, idiot, I think one of the best.

MA

pin-pricks in the velvet said...

Another voice was right, every child needs a neighbor like you. I loved the poem is really nice.

The view from my kitchen window is not so pleasant. Only the access road.

Regwah said...

The loan of one hand.
By the most precious to the recipient, one of whom was a donor.
The added value of the delivery.

Beautiful poem, good stuff.

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