REMEMBERING THE FAIRGROUND

Candy floss stuck to her already sticky face 
She went on every ride at a breakneck pace 
Tried to get a teddy at the darting stall 
Shooting at objects from over a wall 

Hooping the ducks proved difficult and hard
While the funny mirrors caught her off guard
The fortune teller told her she'd marry at twenty 
With regards to family there'd be kids a plenty 

She wasn't scared on the ghost train one jot 
The haunted house though scared her a lot 
Only a handful of money lost at the penny arcade
When driving a dodgem be ready and afraid 

All good things the saying goes just don't last 
That time at the fairground part of her past 
Remembers it fondly and will do forever more
What she had for tea last night she can't be sure