Up at the Bus
Up at the bus, for a week-end stay
Are we there yet? We five would say
A retired school bus instead of a tent
In that old thing, many hours were spent
Five little girls full of fun and play
Dad would go fishing, it was his way
Mom would clean and cook throughout the
day
We’d play pretend, that’s how it went
Up at the bus
Slept in bunk beds that would creak and
sway
Ate at a fold out table or a metal tray
Kerosene heaters and lamps gave acrid
scent
Stored water in milk cans, silver and dent
To a rustic outhouse, visit’s we’d pay
Often to the woods we’d stray, up at the
bus.
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