Hazzardous Material Poem by William Mowell

Hazzardous Material



Pretending to be the Dukes
90 miles an hour
Going faster and faster
Giving in to the power

Love can come in all shapes and sizes
An orange sports car
High cut jean shorts
You can shoot for the stars

Two rebels with hearts of gold
An uncle that makes moonshine
A TV show and a movie
It all fits just fine

The Dukes live on today
Rednecks running that translucent substance
Giving credence to the adage
Nothing gained if you don't take the chance

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William Mowell

William Mowell

West Palm Beach, FL
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