Cruising around town,
leaning back in my seat.
Let the top down, and look up at the stars.
Wind blowing through my hair;
singing at the top of my lungs;
having a blast on this warm September night.
Why can't it always be like this?
I just wanna feel this way forever-
With the speakers blaring,
goosebumps on my skin,
stars reflecting in my eyes,
the top down.
Cruising around town,
just us against the world;
having a blast on this warm September night.
Author notes
I love riding around in my brother's convertible at night and going places with him and my friends. I just wanted to write a poem about it.
Written September 25th, 2005
A contest entry
- Driving (prewrites welcome) by Danna Hobart.
490 points, ended January 13, 21 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
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Comments
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I really liked the tone of this one. Felt like I was in the seat next to you. Thank you for entering my contest.
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Yeah, I wasn't looking for it to be really great or anything when I wrote it, I just wanted to express it somehow. I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment. :-)
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Quite Good
This was a celebration of youth that really hit home for me and brought back a flood of memories. While there is nothing particularly earth-shattering about this work, it is nonetheless coherent and well-written. Thanks for sharing.


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