Life Lessons of a Car

Life lessons of a Car 
Im cruising down the road 
The cars at normal speed 
Everyones in their own lane 
Meeting their own needs 
I see the green trees 
starting to so beautifully grow 
In a twinkle of an eye 
Things start to  move real slow, 
Do I have a clue whats going on 
Have my rights outweighed my wrong 
Sometimes im stuck in traffic  
Its at a stand still , sometimes reality just gets more real 
Certain places youre not suppose to enter 
Because there could be danger 
Sometimes thats how our life treats us 
We do things out of anger 
Am I a stranger on the passenger side, if I was walking 
Would I be offered a ride 
Or would you turn your face 
And continue to hide 
Would you let me out 
On a lonely rode 
Would you pick me up 
If I was freezing cold 
I dont know but I do care 
If your tire went flat 
Id give you a spare 
Thats what my lifes all about 
Lighting the fire.thats in my heart Your car wont power on 
Ill give yours a start 
I know that start will get you very far 
These are the life lessons of a car! 
          By: Concetta S. Hardnett
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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