You're Doing It Wrong Poem by Raj Dronamraju

Yellow bus company completed service in 1978
Photos are credited to FK Williams
Childhood memories are credited to a thing and its association
You're doing it wrong

Clint's pathology steered him away from those who speak coy words in a vulgar fashion
Ride the brief introduction with a low IQ
It's like watching a barbeque
You're doing it wrong

Sad face, oh well, pomegranate personhood under fire
Denial by the state while memories replaced people
Lower octane, geriatric, no impact, a string of absurdities unrelated curated by the state
You're doing it wrong

Your mother waited for you at the bus stop then she slapped your head
Checked to make sure you had eaten all your lunch
Route 76 went behind the island
The scenery was beautiful