Vintage Model Poem by Carolyn Brunelle

Vintage Model



Maybe I'm not the same, all shiny and brand new;
maybe I run more in spurts, coughs, and sputters,
but I do run,
and I go wherever I please, just a bit slower.

This road weary, older chassis,
prefers the peaceful ease of back roads
over super highways;
all the high speed racing of youthful skill.

A 'vintage model' is what I'm called, but it's okay.
I'm comforted by memories of a lifetime's roads;
with a tank full of gas and all the time in the world
I can finally look around and enjoy the ride.

Monday, October 24, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: traveling
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