Canadian Girl Poem by Vikram Aarella - The Poem Shooter
Canadian Girl
Dark clouds had just burst into rain,
I was alone, travelling in the train.
It was just beginning to gain speed,
I had with me Sunday newspaper to read.
The girl sitting opposite to me, started
To complain, as her seat faced backward.
I offered to exchange seats for her
In return I had to accept her offer.
Of buying coffee for both of us,
Friendship with this girl began thus.
I thought, she must be an American,
From her accent, but she denied to be one.
Her father was Scottish and mother Hungarian
But she considered herself as a proud Canadian.
We talked our way through the long journey
On drinks, it was my turn to spend money.
Her father was Scottish and mother Hungarian But she considered herself as a proud Canadian. We talked our way through the long journey On drinks, it was my turn to spend money....these lines says it all! nice read! entertaining!
Dear Mr Vikram, Your poem 'Canadian Girl' touched me with its sincerity and craftmanship. Please dont be after ratings by fellow poets. My words speak all.
Such a sweet and tender poem! Kind of strokes my patriotic heart too :) ~Amber~
nice! ! ! the canadian girl made you spend your money -10 anjali
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12/5/2025 12:33:54 AM # 1.0.0
i liked it keep it on