Drive (unfinished)
sometime 'tween the beginning and the driving
we were trying for the very first again
a shoving, easy pulley out and in
like a baby had lost her legs
i don't know which way
i should shop this grin
somewhere 'tween the end and the bends
between the engine 'n' the lead
found myself pulling for breakfast
made room at the top of the drag
ice don't bear enough friction
spun camaro pulled
close into the snow
how often i travel faster than friction
found in the relationship of the grooves
and the gravel, pavement, is loose
before fact pulls its queen of fiction
before the devil's secretary takes diction
and i'm trapped between blue lights and no pavement
no race, no movement
we were trying for the very first again
a shoving, easy pulley out and in
like a baby had lost her legs
i don't know which way
i should shop this grin
somewhere 'tween the end and the bends
between the engine 'n' the lead
found myself pulling for breakfast
made room at the top of the drag
ice don't bear enough friction
spun camaro pulled
close into the snow
how often i travel faster than friction
found in the relationship of the grooves
and the gravel, pavement, is loose
before fact pulls its queen of fiction
before the devil's secretary takes diction
and i'm trapped between blue lights and no pavement
no race, no movement
posted by jasdye at 7:32 PM
2 Comments:
Why is this so abstract to me...? It seems like it's meant to be pretty obvious what you're basing it off of (driving) and what's involved (observation whilst driving)...but I can't seem to wrap my mind around it...? Am I just slow, or is this the point? Where were you going with this? Or is that the point too? lol.
As always, excellent writing. You rock.
well, it is unfinished...
but i think i can pull something out that a theme seems to be about moving too fast, and the consequences of that. it's probably too easy, in some senses.
but hopefully, it being poetry, it's about more than that.
thank you, once again, sis.
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