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Drunk Driving Isn't Beautiful

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Constance La France

Wrongfully wheel with wanton wills which wastefully works 
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In the aftermath of his tragic fate
When adding two plus two is too late
I don't understand drunk drivers
Why risk it all and leave survivors
Now he's resting at a funeral home
Lifeless because of a unwise syndrome
Yet yesterday he's weaving on

Categories: drunk driving, addiction, drink, eulogy, fate,
Form: Rhyme

Dump the Drunk

Slam goes the door he is home
Kaplunk he sinks on sofa alone
Drunk driving again no doubt hiccup so loud
Dinner is ready I churp how was your day at work?
Awful they’re oozing my very life outta me
It’s their fault I need a gulp to get relief
Won’t you come to the table and nibble
Honey I don’t want

Categories: drunk driving, change,
Form: Other

Au Revoir

I saw her standing by the door
after school waiting for her ride
I waved and said
“Au revoir” as I passed by
It was all I had time for
on my way to French Club
I was always in a rush then
considering my future
what more I could do to stand out
on college and scholarship
applications
hoping to escape the poverty
that had plagued

Categories: drunk driving, 9th grade, best friend,
Form: Free verse

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Crash

When you drink and drive,
Your Accountability
Is gone. Here and now.

Categories: drunk driving, car, drink,
Form: Haiku

Grandma's Prayers

Chems ponders his need for a taste; none of his regular pick-uppers are afoot.
He really wants his fifth, and he knows he is not supposed to drive, but….
Who will know? It is only a few miles to the liquor store.
You are not that drunk, he tells himself. You need a taste.  He looks at

Categories: drunk driving, abuse,
Form: Free verse

Ddd (Drunk Driving Day)

smoke
drink
don't think

woosh
cruise
keep drinking booze

blurry light flash
bash
crash

sober
no more hangover
went to far over

could i live
live infecting innocent lives
washing away hopes and dreams

how can i be looked up to
how can i be a father
knowing i killed my own daughter

car wreckes are the #1 cause of deaths
25% of those are drunk drivers please be
safe and save a life

Categories: drunk driving,
Form: I do not know?