Christmas On Route Thirty-three, poetry by James Fox at Spillwords.com

Christmas On Route Thirty-three

Christmas On Route Thirty-three

written by: James Fox

 

Well, well, well, now whatever did I just see,
Chuggin’ along out on old Route Thirty-three?
A Panda Bear in a Honda – could it be?
And he was pushing a big, old, blue RV.

His paws on the steering wheel seemed out of place,
As did the fuzzy smile on his fuzzy face,
Beneath his Santa hat with a holly sprig,
Puttin’ along, pushing that RV so big.

I’d passed country mailboxes with wreaths bedecked,
That’s the seasonal joy I’d come to expect;
Not a Panda, with a red bow ’round his neck,
Helping a fellow traveler on his trek.

When I passed him by, I knew then what I saw;
A rolling prank by a gray-haired grand-pa-pa.
That Panda’s car wasn’t pushing, no, no, no,
His Honda was just a vehicle in tow!

 

NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR:

“Christmas On Route Thirty-three” is based on an actual sighting while traveling on California’s rural route 33.

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