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Monday, February 20, 2023

My Car - a Poem for dVerse Quadrille

This 1998 Mustang GT Convertible,
my retirement present to me in 2001
[click picture for larger viewing]

Mustang Music 

We go purring down the road 
That's me and my Mustang 
Mustang's a classic this year 
         Born Nineteen-ninety-eight       18

Sings sixties and seventies 
  Classic rock she does choose   
Music to our ears she purrs 
            Top down and throttle too        20 
 
Dylan, Beatles, ZZTop,  
          More, bellowing non-stop           6
                                                                  44 Words
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 - Photo and Poem Copyright, Jimmiehov 2022, All Rights Reserved 
 - I am linked with  at dVerse Quadrille #170 at 
 - Linda's request is that our quadrille should be exactly 44 words, not including the title and include the word “Music” or a derivative of the word.   
 - To read our group's efforts, go here, 
 - The car had 49K miles when I got it, now has 106K.  The mirrors vibrate with classic rock music playing very loud.

13 comments:

  1. Classic rock is music to the ears. Love this one Jim.

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  2. NIce car and poem.

    Arcadia Maria

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  3. nice retirement present - There is a sense of freedom driving while listening to music. - Truedessa

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  4. The best kind of music to have in a car, Jim!

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  5. Beautiful poem and a fantastic car! When my husband and I got married, we drove away in his white 1964 Mustang.

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  6. That is damned beautiful Jim, great ride! I like the way you use the speeds in your poem well written.

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  7. Excellent, Jim. I have to wonder what else we share a taste in. :-)

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  8. Definitely classic :) (AJ)

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  9. Jim, they used to build cars with real character -- and affordable! Mustang was one of my favorites back in the day. So cool you have one. Neat Q.

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  10. As a car-free person, I LOVE this insight into why people cling to their cars.

    I don't know, I just never have bonded with one.

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