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5 Cars Merge Then Vanish

5 cars of the vehicular kind merged then vanished Drove instantly inside one another to disappear Solid lead rained down on them as well Melted, evaporated, the evidence presented clear Another clue, according to the view Proved to be conclusive to that end Detectives drew a line with good intentions well defined Using chalk thought to be made of calcium carbonate Found on some rock site undisclosed, remote A soft, white, porous, sedimentary item found in nature Formed from strange marine life at an undersea location Eons ago at night as if it mattered to any one This is pure speculation, a supposition of course A hypothesis thought to be weak at best Yet accepted in legal circles as concrete Science crossed their hearts and hoped to die If their findings were a lie Around that which they oddly called a crime Teachers line up calculators on the vacant scene Loaded with batteries, black boards and cameras Chalk comes in handy for drawing cartoon cars Students! Love your teachers for that reason As you love being graded on a curve Data confirmed there were 5 cars in motion On the lot and at that location Students in attendance testified cross-eyed Well informed according to their word Vehicular occurrences are rare but happen It is reasonable to assume the sound of chalk was heard Screeching marks along the bounderies of a curb Within the boarders of conclusions reached where lines are drawn On the ground remained an empty place An echo, nothing more Vacancy kept in its place Over zealous detectives state the facts as found Cars don't travel just to disappear Covered in lead melted down to vanish Parameters of sight are well within speed limits In broad daylight it is easy to see clear logic Unless the FBI become involved Roll in like fog Problem discovered, problem solved

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