Cruzin Poem by David Darbyshire

Cruzin

Rating: 5.0


Flash of light
Sunglasses on tight
Wind in my hair
headin for fresh air

Hands on the bars,
flying by the cars.
nothin in the rear view,
no boys in blue.

Headin down the road
in my happy mode
sun on my face
finally leavin this place

Half way to no-where,
light up a reefer.
(High) , had a good think
wishing my bike was pink.

On my way again,
down the tar vein.
As long as I do not have to go back,
my new life I will cherish and attack.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Francesca Johnson 13 July 2006

Blimey, Dave, where are you off to? ? As for the pink bike, nahhh it wouldn't suit you. By the way, watch out for rocks in the road......... Love, Fran xx ps they're called spliffs nowadays, Dave, you're showing your age ha ha.

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Patricia Gale 13 July 2006

Cruzin to freedom! Well done.

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