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Driving Distracted

Distraction

By Gunnar AndersonPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Driving Distracted
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Driving home on the crowded highway

I watch the flashing brake lights

Sirens singing on my right

Tires squealing on my left

Roaring engines all around me

A symphony of metal and asphalt

Calling me to keep my hands on the wheel

Telling me to keep my foot on the gas

I dig my toes into the pedals

On the off chance I can master the speeds

Never letting up and setting my mind free.

surreal poetry

About the Creator

Gunnar Anderson

Author of The Diary of Sarah Jane and The Diary of Sarah Jane: Between the Lines. Has a bachelor's degree in English from Arizona State University and currently resides in Phoenix with his wife and daughter who inspire him daily.

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    Written by Gunnar Anderson