Drink Driving Poem by Sky Austin Carlile West

Drink Driving



You broke my heart,
And made me cry,
My love is like a dart,
Not hitting bullseye,
It broke my heart,
To see you die,
Like an out of control cart,
Steering away for my heart,
Don’t leave me like this,
With no kiss,
Time ticks by,
I still cry,
I’ve made new friends now,
Not leaving one show without a bow,
That empty spot,
In the school dinner line,
The empty pot,
No more wine,
Remember don’t drink,
And drive!

Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: drink
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
My friends mum asked me to write a poem about drink driving as her daughter was in the passenger seat when her boyfriend crashed, because he was drunk. She was in a coma for 38 weeks in total before she woke up and later that day died in hospital as someone stopped her oxygen flow pipe.

R.I.P
Michelle Gladdis
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