Car Parts Find Poem by Grace Diane Jessen

Car Parts Find

Rating: 5.0


Four old buddies met one day
at the bowling alley where they play
and as they rolled their strikes and spares
they talked of weather and other cares.

'I'm getting tired of this heat, ' Ernie sighed.
'It's better than wind, ' Owen replied.
'Now I perceive the heat to be
a great delight, at least for me.'

Said Conrad, 'I ought to win this game.
You monkey around and bowl so lame.'
'Don't mean to offend, ' Ernie declared,
'But knobby knees should not be bared.

Fat ankles, though, can always show.'
Con laughed and said, 'That's good to know.'
Now Conrad was an engineer
who, oddly, had a short career.

'I've got the floor.' Matt threw his ball
as hard as he could, gave it his all.
He got a strike. Now he could claim
that he could bump Ernie from winning the game.

Owen's last throw was do or die.
He got a split, but gave a nice try.
'Let's eat! ' He gave his tummy a pat.
'A scotch and lemon for me, ' said Matt.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The names of 18 car parts are hidden in this poem puzzle. How many can you find?
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kim Barney 28 February 2022

Finally, I found them all. Kept overlooking what should have been the easiest one of most people, perhaps. I will wait to post them so that others who want to may keep looking.

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Kim Barney 28 February 2022

Found one more! 17 now plus the word CAR twice.

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Kim Barney 28 February 2022

I found 16 plus the word CAR twice. Does that count?

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