Traveling to the little green store
Our two-wheelers with hand-bar tassels
Several coins eager and safe in pockets
Dropping bikes near the entrance
There is little worry of thievery
Our mission in sight we charge inside
The cooler holds my bottle of Yoo-Hoo
Near the counter sits the neatly arranged
Shiny round plastic bags of Ring Dings
To the bell of the cash register
We bolt out of the little green store
Past our resting transportation
Rushing behind the small wood building
Sitting with feet tapping the small brook
We tear in to our treasured treats
Tossing wrappers in the metal can
We’re off crossing the busy road
Heading home satisfied with the world
Wonderful telling of a child’s story as poem. The familiarity is developed well.