Bumper to bumper in every lane,
A shortcut - you say - around the inane.
Past the fancy restaurants and the
Strolls in the park, past parties, drinking
And kissing in the dark. An open roof
On a cold year, your foot presses hard
rushing into fifth gear. My excuses have
Paid the fare, walking instead without care.
Your cracked glass raises, toasting to us, our
Children, their children all running for the bus.
My hands shake off their rust, and spin the wheel
As we begin to veer I kneel, fearful of our stop.
She soars through shields, head over heels
A speeding heart in need of braking
About the Creator
J Kruger
I write for I cannot sing
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