Comes in different colors, different size, different shape
One by one,Forty-eight by forty-eight.
Build a tree, a house, a car.
Build a city, a spaceship, a world.
Fun for a boy, and fun for a girl.
Little bits go missing,
Find them in your heel late at night
Miscount and have to start again,
To build a set so it looks just right.
Limited by your imagination,
But your budget limits you too!
Classic sets bring joy,
As much as a set that’s new.
Baby Grogu holds a shiny ball,
Double-0 seven’s car makes you swoon,
Roller coasters that loop the loop,
And a set to remember landing on the moon.
Late night builds drive others mad,
So marry someone who loves bricks as well.
Display them if you have the space
Or build them once and then re-sell!
No longer just for kids
Now we have AFOLs too
We hear the chant, it’s super loud.
LEGO, LEGO, we love you!
About the Creator
D-Donohoe
Amateur storyteller, LEGO fanatic, leader, ex-Detective and human. All sorts of stories: some funny, some sad, some a little risqué all of them told from the heart.
Thank you all for your support.
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Comments (2)
Who don’t find comfort in building with Lego, nice
I love LEGO! Your poem was very nostalgic. I loved it!