You in the Volvo!
Get back there.
Think you're so safe.
All the nerdy Swedes in the world won't save you,
You insist on edging out into traffic like that.
I saw three different cars jump the curb in the parking lot today.
Nobody knows where they are.
Nobody's safe
But everyone's sleepy.
Spilled my coffee trying not to hit
A van nosing out of a side street.
Would have been a slo-mo crash,
Both of us creeping so cautious.
Should have hit him.
Could have gotten our front end fixed.
If you are a Baltimorean like me, I hope to see you at the Living Poetry Flash Mob at noon on Saturday on the City Lit Stage! Poets Virginia Crawford and Laura Shovan are hosting a spontaneous poetry composition that you’ll want to try on for size. Attendees wearing Living Poetry Flash tee-shirts will “be arranged” into written on-the-spot, living poems. Tee-shirts can be made at home (instructions at www.authoramok.com) or picked up Friday and Saturday at the CityLit Stage.























What a wild morning you had!
Thanks for participating in Poetry Friday this week!
:-) Anastasia
Posted by: Anastasia Suen | Friday, September 23, 2011 at 02:16 PM
This sounds like a better version of 'road rage' - transforming one's feelings of irksomeness in verse almost-always works :) Have fun at the Living Poetry Flash Mob - I'm sure it's going to be loads of fun.
Posted by: Myra from GatheringBooks | Saturday, September 24, 2011 at 12:37 AM
hahahhaha very nice.
Posted by: riz | Tuesday, September 27, 2011 at 05:06 AM