Again this year I am writing a poem a day to celebrate National Poetry Month. It's my FOURTH YEAR in a ROW of writing a poem a day for the A to Z Challenge. My theme this year, is signs I've photographed and poems to go with them.
Not So Handy Capped Parking
Handicapped parking is somewhere in here;
I hope no one parked here before the new year,
For if they did they are in there, I fear,
And they won't be leaving till snow melts, my dear.
Though that may make most people giggle and snicker,
And even though winter could not have been slicker,
The snow that is parked here does not have a sticker;
But snow can't get tickets, now ain't THAT a kicker?
©Donna JT Smith, 2015
Where do you suppose the handicapped parking rules/laws went?
I really enjoyed your poem today! And for a great topic – handicapped parking spots are important, and it always makes me angry when ‘healthy people’ are using them
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There were actually two there, and neither could be used all winter long!
DeleteWhat a great poem! I love your theme!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the 2015 A to Z Challenge!
A to Z Co-Host S. L. Hennessy
http://pensuasion.blogspot.com
Thanks! And good luck with yours, and making it around to the incredible number of bloggers this year!
DeleteThis was a funny one. They really need to get someone to clear that space, don't they? :P
ReplyDeleteI know! There is absolutely no space there. Don't know why they decided it wasn't plowable this year.
DeleteThank you for visiting my poetry blog :) Fantastic theme and excellent poetry, enjoying your signage photos, have a thing for signs myself. I'll look forward to visiting again, best wishes :)
ReplyDeleteHappy you returned the visit! Thanks!
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