Hey! That Jolly Good Fellow Who Works In A Gas Station Now. Poem by nimal dunuhinga

Hey! That Jolly Good Fellow Who Works In A Gas Station Now.

Rating: 5.0


The notorious scribbler who wants to change the sky
And replace a new Sun and Moon,
Stuck in a place where he provides fuel to the mischievous vehicles
That run on the slippery road.
The schedule was in the night where he struggles from ten to six.
He counts the stars as usual and waits till a kind star
That comes down voluntarily.

I dedicate this poem to all my poet friends in gratitude.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Alison Cassidy 24 September 2007

Nimal this is a wonderful poem with a light heart and an eccentric theme. I love the way you mix the world of heavenly bodies with the hum drum of a gas station. A charming piece. love, Allie xxxx

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Sandra Fowler 11 September 2007

As long as there are stars to wish on, hope is still alive. Praise for your gifted pen. Always your friend at poemhunter, Warm regards, Sandra

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David Tanguay 11 September 2007

good one Nimal, counting the stars

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kalubovila East, Sri Lanka
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