Wheels are ubiquitous
They are a boon to us.
Women and men pushing the strollers
People of all types being bicycle-ers.
Then we have the vehicles on four wheels
Driving the kids, getting the meals.
Going to the library, the play, the picnic
Then finally the walker and the wheelchair
A boon to the sick.
We have wheels on chairs, trucks, and carts
Indispensable to the drugstores and various marts.
Reducing friction is the name of the game
without wheels our lives would not be the same.
Joanne Selden
Oak Park
