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MILESTONES
A poetry collection
By Rick Andreoli
A poetry collection
By Rick Andreoli
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Rick Andreoli
“My Trolley Ride” My magic lifetime trolley ride, Imbued with a mystical, churning tide, Will take you down a wooded slope, A valley view of spirited hope. The tracks descend through a leafy ravine, A field beyond the trees pristine, The windowed sky with emerald domes, Where fluffy clouds and wings can roam. By a bouldered cliff the trolley speeds, With hidden caves and prickly weeds, On top two boys watch closely by, The approaching train will make them sigh.
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