The IronmanA Poem by Mr. Big Dreams Opposite my house, In the shade of a tree, There sits ironman, Ironing clothes for a penny.
I see him in the day, I see him in the night, I see him under the sun, I see him under moonlight.
His two sons- To deliver the clothes, And his little girl- Works door to door.
When it is 12 noon, And the sun is overhead, They take a little break To gulp down the bread.
This is how lunch time is, Gobbling up whatever they get. And Ironman would be smiling, Even if it’s a rotten bread that he ate. © 2014 Mr. Big Dreams |
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