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Bill S and Jamie


There once was a famous conductor name Bill

His lovely wife Jamie thinks he’s a thrill

Amazing bear pictures he keeps on showing

While entertaining passengers as the chill wind’s a blowing

Autumn Breeze, Summer Wind & Spring Song

Bill makes many friends as they roll along

Jim Thorpe is Bill’s hometown

You can see he and Jamie riding bikes all around

Parking tickets are Jamie’s claim to fame

Then some drivers want to call her a bad name

She just grins and keeps on walking

Knowing that later they will be talking

They’re hoping to take another tropical vacation

And Bill gets a much deserved break from the train station

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maryculp41

I've been writing short poems off and on since high school. Just for myself in times of joy, sadness and sometimes fun poems about people I know. I like to make them funny so the person can laugh, maybe when they need a little pick me up. I also like to write short campfire (scary) stories and make them about people I know with some truths to the tales. I'll put some of the ones I have already written and maybe this will inspire me to write more. Thank you

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