♻ detrimental drivers♻

♻ detrimental drivers♻

A Poem by Kenna Marie
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Recycling trouble from the past in hopes you'll make time go fast for your slow hourglass.
Sieve the sand, gravitate towards the foundation of this element that we no longer have to succumb to less than we know woe would never settle for.

Take a gravel road, 
pave the ground, it won't be so bumpy now.

We tossed the nails to the side, where tires deflate and worries strike,
just don't forget the part where you drive.
A rock or two will make you swerve, but ruthless words will be there to serve.

Gas is abundant, my tank overflowing with fuel steady waiting to be levied.

The price goes up but our drive runs slow.

© 2016 Kenna Marie


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Very nice poem!!
Keep it up!!

Posted 8 Years Ago


This is a great poem. I really enjoyed reading it. I love the imagery thank you for sharing.

Posted 8 Years Ago


The poem is lovely, but my favourite is this line:

"We tossed the nails to the side, where tires deflate and worries strike"

Posted 8 Years Ago


Beautiful imagery and use of inanimate objects to convey a creative and real message. a great read. :)

Posted 8 Years Ago


Your poems read like music to me. Keep it up. I enjoy your work.

Posted 8 Years Ago



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Kenna Marie
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Hello! I'm a high school student. I use a lot of my time dedicated to writing poetry, short stories etc. Art is my passion, consisting of but not limited to...musical, creative and performance. I'm a.. more..

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