In our yard, we had a dog on wheels.
Its fur was almost gone,it was so worn
I sat upon its musty back,my steed.
I thought that he looked sad, he looked forlorn
In that house my grandma lived and died
My father was a child it was his dog
Rich as grass in meadows was its fur.
The rusty wheels were bright and pierced the fog
I see the yard the coal shed and the lav.
The green back gate my grandad coming in
The shed where bikes were piled up in a rush.
The cat jumped up so fast on the ash bin
Dad went off then grandad went off too.
I see them coming home in polished shoes
You might be poor but still you could look neat
A Sunday coat,best shoes on polished feet
