Car Accident Poems - Poems about Car Accident

“Peter Periwinkle had a car accident,” my brother said, as if reading it aloud from the back of a cereal box. It took me three full seconds to realize he meant our father. We were on my grandma’s farm where she had recently died, leaving chickens scratching unknowingly in the dust. Our father was elsewhere— broken, back bent like a paperclip, drunk at the wheel when the other car...

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The sound of metal scraping on asphalt, echoed through the frosty morning air, as the trailer slid and skidded, leaving chaos and destruction there. The semi-truck came hurtling fast, its trailer swerving, out of control, I felt the impact as it struck my car, a moment that shook my very soul. My mind was racing,...

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Traveling birds Shifting seasons Are reflected on your front glass This is a usual scene every morning That day, too Before bringing our children to school That day, though You didn't come home Injured severely on the road A few days later You were back Your white butterfly like eyes Looked sad Appealing that you wanted to work more The shattered face does not match to your slinky black...

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If People have a car accident they can spend months in hospital needing wages they depend on employers yet companies can only afford so much Society could do better I'm don't like unemployment where healthy people sit doing nothing that is a waste of assets a waste of people yet when people are injured in accidents they should be able to get invalid benefits...

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Driving in the rain Slippery road, we hit car Person hurt his neck. © Kathy Mary Gillet © January 15, 2007 All Rights Reserved...

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