Short Drive Around Poems
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we go
we do it slow
so we can make stops
mabe drive around the block
to make pickup that good stuff
at a drive in
thats the way my friends
and its cool
ON THE ROAD FOOD
Rednecks and roundabouts, they don't mix.
Don't try and fool us with your media tricks.
We drive around the back roads throwing bottles at signs.
Your roundabouts make us slow down or the ladies spill their wine
Topeka alive
Shops, stores thrive
Like bees around hive
Look around; take dive
Great place to be
Shops and history
Amazing to see
Without much fee!
Drive around; look more
Not turn into bore
Interests galore
Hardly snore!
Yes there's hope to make some cash
And get rid of stashs of trash
Running before the sun shines
Drive around putting up signs
Somebodys kid just broke a toy
Always taking less such a joy
Labels and change on the run
Enough sun and sweat I'm done!
drive the car
I'll roll the joint
on the 8 track
jimi
we'll smoke and drive around
pick up your friends
go to the woods
when its full dark maybe we'll park somewhere
that dark road
and kiss
mostly we hung out
smoked
traded 8 tracks
soon I could roll a perfect one
anywhere
even on your back
you've been driving around the lot for hours
trying to find a small enough space
where all the pieces fit
and you can park this waste
the electric arm went up
you got a ticket at the gate
but the lot is way to full
this you didn't anticipate
the choices are to keep it with you
or drive around and wait
Pharaoh divine, Amenhotep the fourth,
Could explain very own Sphinx head of course,
Having anchored in Mars,
His head stares at the stars,
Made only Mars, no divinity source!
They say proof is always in the pudding,
Or to tell you this story I wouldn’t,
One day in precept’s cars,
We’ll drive around on Mars,
Viewing the Sphinx, the god head that couldn't!
For Contest, ”Sphinx Head on Mars
In Honor Of: Carolyn Devonshire
The house I was born in,
used to stand right here.
I was just one more hungry child
destined to grow old and die.
Right here in this schoolyard,
I learned life’s valuable lessons.
The more you have,
the more you get,
the more you want.
Here’s the church,
that taught me,
no one cared,
about lost souls.
Only how much,
is in the collection,
plate.
This is the highway,
where I found out,
if I went too far.
I would never,
make it back.
No matter how hard I try
Memories are something that can be easily shared
As I reminisce it reminds me of those who cared
The late-night drives with my sister in the car
She truly is my one and only star
She knew my favorite place to eat
Was the place filled with taco meat.
We would go out late and blast all our favorite songs
And forget about all of our wrongs
We love each other dearly
And nothing could ever getting between her and me
She always knows that I’ll be down
For taco bell and a drive around town.