By
Todd
Ledoux
um... it's never been
a reliable vehicle.
I knew it was only a matter
of time
before it would stall
in the middle of traffic.
It appears my brakes are
frozen,
which deprives me of a proper
means of stopping.
My fuel tank is empty,
so continuing on to the
next appropriate exit seems
impossible.
As friction continues to
slow my vehicle,
I can see the other vehicles
speeding by and honking
as if I
were in their way.
To my right I can see a
break
in the guard rails that
guide the direction of travel.
I have just enough speed
to make it
to the tree line
on the outskirts
of this high-tech development.
If I don't exit now,
will I be consumed
by the other vehicles,
absorbed into the flow
of traffic?(hitch-hike?);
or will I be rewarded for
my perseverance?(Triple
A could save the day).
A practical resolution is
ideal.
Replenishment of fuel is
needed,
but an immediate exit is
so much easier.
A futile "f**k-it"
symbolizes my decision
Thank
you for your contribution!
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