Today the March winds blew and blew
My hair in directions flew and flew.
Grit and grime and soil swirled round
Like sand on beaches to me was bound.
Wind tossed I stood on a city street
Waiting on traffic…I did bleep.
Anxious to move to my destiny keep;
Not be late Alice in Wonderland sleep.
Out of the blue stood a rabbit white;
Candy in hand—he was a lovely sight.
Camera in tow—dashed he—safety’s sake
In search for children a picture to take.
As large as life he stood with a grin
Arm on my shoulder, oh what a friend.
To find out later I knew him—I did!
“Tell Charles, hello!” he did bid.
Well, I’ll declare, my very own bank
Sent out the white rabbit, to them I will thank!
First National Bank, you’re one of a kind
The rabbit was special to this wind blown mind.
I went back to my car and sat there in style
Feeling so good, my heart was a smile.
It made me feel good to know for awhile
Inside this adult—I felt like a child.
and it was for the children
makes one feel good to be a part of an organization like such
great poem!!!!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your tx. friend, karen lynn. :D