The Biker Poem by anais vionet

The Biker

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I loved riding my
bike as a child. It offered
me a new world view.

I was fast and free.
Then we put cards in the spokes,
and I motorcycled.

I cut corners like
a politician and wore
aviator glasses...

I could have passed my
driving test, last year - but nooo
- for once - I was chill.

I'm sure the trauma
of my laziness will scar
me, but - maybe not.

Sometimes I'm
SO resilient that people
think me uncaring.

Warning: People may
be far more emotional
than they might appear.

Saturday, October 17, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: childhood ,resilience,teen
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
you can get so good at moving on that nothing seems to matter
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rabbit Ears 17 October 2020

Top poem from such young (y) ears.

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Bill Cantrell 17 October 2020

Uncaring? Not at all...laziness can be defined as not motivated because of a lack of substance of worth....that being the face, it is best to wait for inspiration.....nice poem!

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anais vionet

anais vionet

Paris, France
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