

| Subject: | ok, CRITICS! Poem 2.01 |
| From: | Joel Walker |
| Date: | Fri, 10 Feb 95 14:57:06 CST |
I think that I shall never see An auto that appeals to me, In shape or form, for beast or man, As much as a Volkswagen Van. It goes Where None Have Gone Before And does it with just speeds of four; It goes, and with you takes it all For creature comforts, big and small; It carries on, and ne'er complains In Winter's snow or Springtime's rains, Or Summer's heat, or Autumn's breeze, Although at times, your butt will freeze; It lasts the ages, passing down >From Old to Young, who've newly found The sheer delight and sect's appeal Of driving in a box on wheels. HA! :)
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