
What do you see?
Bikes in a tree.
Bikes in a tree?
How can that be?
Susie and Mike
Each rode their bike
Along the dike —
But they should have hiked
Well, they rode along
Singing a song
But the ride was too long
Was that last turn wrong?
When they veered to the right
They went up, up — what height!
What a beautiful sight!
What a terrible fright!
The road suddenly ended
And they misapprehended
Though the view had been splendid
Now they were suspended
“Can’t we get the bikes down?”
Miss Susie did frown.
Mike looked around
“Maybe someone in town?”
Now there they are stuck
Such terrible luck!
To be so far amok!
(Though slightly awestruck)
Bikes in a tree!
Oh my! Oh me!
I’m sure you’ll agree —
’tis something to see
The photo at the top was the What Do You See prompt for this week. The kitschy poem just happened.
Haha! Love this fun poem! Thanks for joining in Sally
Thanks, Sadje!
Youβre welcome
What a special way to start a Monday morning! Thank you for the fun and smile.
Thanks, Barbara! Just a silly little poem that came from years of reading Dr. Seuss, I think.
Very cute & funny, Sallyβ£οΈ
~David
Thanks, David!
A very amusing poem! I could just see the hand wringing!
Thanks! I really do wonder how those bike could get into a tree —
Such a fun poem Sally ππ
Thank you!
The picture reminds of one I have seen of goats in a tree. I used to have goats and it’s easier to imagine them getting up in a tree than it is to picture the riders getting up there.
I totally agree!
Yes — I think I’ve seen photos of goats in trees! So true!
So, that’s how they got up there! Nice one!
How do you think they got there? I really have no good explanation — unless someone climbed a tree, put them there, and then when anyone asked why, could say, “To make people ask questions.”
Very odd!
Indeed
Haha, great fun, Sally! π²π²
βTis something to see! Not see!! You and your poem, amazing. I couldnβt stop shaking my head to write a poem on this. So cool, you. Thank you.
This would be something to see! It also sounds like an amazing children’s book….I can imagine the fun illustrations to accompany the rhyme. πππ
I was trying to channel a little Dr. Seuss π
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