Harrows and Hallows while driving, a poem for Sunday
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Driving; Harrows and Hallows
Going north I-45 in my Olds
On my way to work sixty miles miles per hour
Driving in the rain puddles here and there
Hydroplaned real bad car changed head to toe
That didn't last my car was in a spin
Sixty miles an hour where would it end
With cars around they slowed down gave me room
"Weird idiot driver" I'm sure they thought
Time had stalled showed to me future and past
Quickly as it started car had straightened
Sliding spinning had stopped now straight ahead
Skillful driving? I was in other hands
There's more to this tale I discovered soon
In opposite direction headed south
Same thing happened to my wife--other hands
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Poem Copyright © 2016 Jimmiehov, All Rights Reserved
I'm linked with Brendan MacOdrum at the Imaginary Garden with Real Toads, Sunday Mini-Challenge: Harrows and Hallows (link)
Notes:
- In 1985 we purchased a used 1981 Olds Cutlass Supreme, looking exactly like the picture above, with about 49,000 miles from its original owner. We sold it for $1000 a few years later with 150,000 miles plus. Its body had developed a baseball sized hole which we kept covered with duct tape. Other than that it was still in good shape.
- During our marriage of 43 years we have never purchased a NEW car.
Labels: Cars, Jim's Life, Poem, Sunday-Mini-Challenge