Life On the Freeway in the U.S.A.
By Utah Jay, 23rd Jan 2015 | Follow this author
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Do you ever get frustrated in traffic and make a fool of yourself? Well you just gotta know that I do.
- Life On the Freeway...Volvo Ocean Racer XC90...Poem #One
- Poem #Two...Driving in the Jungle
- There is No Surprise
- A Break in the Traffic
- Cursing at the Traffic
Life On the Freeway...Volvo Ocean Racer XC90...Poem #One
Volvo Ocean Racer XC90
I’m like a shooting star!
I’ve got three-hundred and eleven horse power
Tucked neatly
Under my hood
She’ll go a hundred and sixty,
Without a worry
And
When I step on the pedal
I’m gone in a hurry,
I’m down the road man,
Catch me if you can
I’m a speeding bullet, man...Duck!
I’m flying low.
Poem #Two...Driving in the Jungle
Driving in the Jungle
He feels easy in his skin,
His leopard spots polished and shining.
His feels alone in his jungle,
His steady eyes transfixed
On his game, on the cars
And the traffic in front of him.
There is No Surprise
There is no surprise here,
As he feels driving is better
Than being held prisoner
In the house on Park Street,
After all, he is a jungle cat, you know.
Strutting his hours away
Buried in the darkness
Of his speed-king dreams.
Needing the feel of wind
On his face,
A Break in the Traffic
But now he spies a small break
In the evening traffic
And he springs for it,
Like the cat that he is.
His four mechanical feet spinning,
All eight cylinders purring,
Watching as the smoke dissolves behind him
And he is gone, gone, gone.
Cursing at the Traffic
Until at last he is cursing
At the slow moving creature
Who just pulled in front of him,
Baring his further escape.
So he slams on his brakes
And then the gas
And as he passes
He lifts
His one sharp and polished claw
And hangs it high in the air
As he goes flying bye.
Poetry by uTAH jAY
Photos "Ocean Racer" and "the house on Park Street" by uTAH jAY
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Comments
24th Jan 2015 (#)
Great poems, Utah Jay! Road trips often inspires me to write poetry too! Thanks for sharing! Congrats on the star page!
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24th Jan 2015 (#)
Excellent!
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24th Jan 2015 (#)
Gotta watch out for that red line, Utah. Your Volvo won't look good in the weeds!
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24th Jan 2015 (#)
Incredible article. Thank you. :)
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24th Jan 2015 (#)
oh so true that is what we go through and have to put up with on the freeways lol
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24th Jan 2015 (#)
I would be afraid in the jungle, but then we all live in the jungle of life great work!
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25th Jan 2015 (#)
Thanks Steve
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25th Jan 2015 (#)
Thanks Shamarie, I have been having trouble with the old computer so I took the first thing I came to in the hope it wouldn't crash again.
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25th Jan 2015 (#)
Thanks for the read Jenny.
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25th Jan 2015 (#)
No...Really LeRain, the only time I took it over 85 was a mistake some place in Kansas. When I looked down the speedo said 130 and I could of sworn it was more like 90.
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25th Jan 2015 (#)
Thanks Viewgreen, it was a hurry and post as I am having computer ills, so I took the first thing I came to...Not one of my best works...But they all just can't be can they...Thanks for the read.
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25th Jan 2015 (#)
Thanks Genki, that is the reaction I had hoped for.
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25th Jan 2015 (#)
Carol, I think you would just love it in the jungle. I know I did, I mean when people weren't shooting at me.
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25th Jan 2015 (#)
Great pages. Very creative,thanks for the share.
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26th Jan 2015 (#)
Your welcome Randhir
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27th Jan 2015 (#)
On the road again! Nice poem Utah!
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