Jam-tripping On A Free Path
By mcscraic
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Jam-tripping On A Free Path
By Paul McCann
I was telling everybody
hey this is how it goes ,
walking on a free path
with a jingle jangle in my toes .
Gimmie some tunes to whistle
because I'm feeling pretty good ,
picking the wild blackberries
around the pickle wickle wood .
There’s no rest for jam-trippers
when they’re doing the things they should
filling jam jars for city slickers
around the neighbourhood .
Finger picking berries
where the winds makes river rush’s dance
on a floor of silent footsteps
taking a ghost of a chance .
Jam-tripping on a free path there
on a Sunday afternoon ,
in pickle wickle wood whistling
a happy little tune .
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have not heard of it being
have not heard of it being called jam tripping, I enjoyed your lovely poem very much
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In the jingle-jangle
In the jingle-jangle morning I'll come flowin you ... I love your work Paul but I find the extra-large font here a bit distracting.
Cheers! Tom
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