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Cacklefest 2000 by Jim Davis
I'd told my son about the fuelers
of old,
About some memorable diggers, and drivers who were bold.
He was told about the push starts
that brought motors to life,
And about the old drag strips, gone because of urban strife.
Then some dedicated people, with
help from their friends,
Brought history to life, making sure it just won't end.
In a very special place, simply
known as the Patch,
An event took place that will be really hard to match.
On a day in October, of the millennium
year,
They pushed some old diggers, and a Cacklefest he did hear.
As he stood in the stands, a
part of the crowd,
He saw lots of old geezers cheering, and oh so very proud.
Next time I tell stories, he'll
know that they're not all lies,
For that day in October, he saw a few tears in my eyes. |