Some drivers don’t signal at all
And will speed right through stop signs. What gall!
Some honk for no reason,
Treat merge-tries like treason,
And, on purpose, drive ME up the wall.
Posts Tagged ‘Automobile Poem’
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By Madeleine Begun Kane
While I drive, I espy something bright.
To avoid it, I swerve to the right.
People honk. (It’s New York.)
Then I see — it’s a fork
In the road. That’s what made me uptight.
(Prompted by Writers Island.)
And speaking of poetry prompts, there’s still lots of time to participate in my latest prompt. My topic is decisions and indecision. (Although I usually post prompts every Friday, my current prompt will remain open until February 1 because I’ll be traveling.)
