The polka dot car
A tribute to different and quirky
I say!
Isn't this marvelous
And brave!
So Dalmatian!
Makes me want to write this piece in a British Accent
I saw this lovely polka dot car on unsplash
Oh! Isn't it so very endearing,
I just wanted to hug it!
You see, it reminds me of me
Quirky, different
Unapologetic to a world reeking of censor
Be like everyone else!
It screams,
This world
So inquisitive
Leave my business alone
Mind your own.
My, my, shouts the polka dot car
You are sassy
I love it
You tell them.
I logged off of unslpash once, thought about Polka
Logged off twice, again, thoughts of Polka
Three times being the charm
I returned to her, maybe a him?
We were meant to be.
I am painting my next car
POLKA DOT
And naming her
POLKA DOT
Middle finger to the world
Just me and POLKA
Doing the DOT!
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About the Creator
Novel Allen
Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky. ~~ Rabindranath Tagore~~
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