AuthorsDen.com   Join (free) | Login  

   Popular! Books, Stories, Articles, Poetry
Where Authors and Readers come together!

SIGNED BOOKS    AUTHORS    eBOOKS new!     BOOKS    STORIES    ARTICLES    POETRY    BLOGS    NEWS    EVENTS    VIDEOS    GOLD    SUCCESS    TESTIMONIALS

Featured Authors:  Neil Ostroff, ibhavna khemlani, iKaylin McFarren, iPhilip Luing, iA. Colin Wright, iGrant Dickinson, iRobynn Sheahan, i

  Home > Humor > Poetry
Popular: Books, Stories, Articles, Poetry     

Bonnie May

· Become a Fan
· Contact me
· Books
· Articles
· Poetry
· News
· Stories
· Blog
· 629 Titles
· 6,564 Reviews
· Save to My Library
· Share with a friend
· Add to Favorites
·
Member Since: Jan, 2008

Bookmarks
Add this page to
your Bookmarks List
 
Bonnie May, click here to update
your web pages on AuthorsDen.com.



Featured Book
Cheeseland
by Randy Richardson

When two suburban Chicago high school seniors skip graduation to go on a road trip to Wisconsin they crash head-on into an adventure that will forever alter their lives...  
BookAds by Silver
Gold and Platinum Members




   - eBooks
   - Marketplace
   - FaceBook



Popular
Poetry
(Humor)
  1. If I Could Be A Super Hero
  2. The Land of Sandra Dee -- Anonymous author
  3. I Love My Kids
  4. Saving paper
  5. Snorting the LIne...
  6. The Golden Years...
  7. Red Eyed Tree Frog Sam
  8. Like His Mother Used To Do
  9. I'd Rather Ride The Wind
  10. Encounter
  11. Saguaros Viagras Erectus
  12. Solar Powered Sex Machine
  13. American Cheese
  14. Don't Hate Me... A CHALLENGE
  15. Cyclone



Recent poems by Bonnie May
•  WHEN
•  Dust Yourself Off
•  O’Malley Was Nowhere to be Seen
•  O’Malley Left Her at the Altar
•  The Awakening of O’Malley
•  You Can Lead O’Malley to Water…but
•  O’Malley’s Nymph Lost Her Mind
•  O’Malley’s Love Bug
•  What are You Up To O’Malley
•  On O’Malley’s Way
•  No One Told O’ Malley
•  O’ Malley’s Gold
•  O’ Malley, Our Little Leprechaun
•  Easy Pickins
           >> View all 603
 

Her First Accident at TWO!
by Bonnie May

Saturday, May 17, 2008
Rated "G" by the Author.
Share   Print  Save   Become a Fan


Wanted to pick horror for this one too. You can only pick one category, I think I picked the wrong one!


 

Her First Accident at TWO!
 
Our little girl was almost two and was helping in the yard.
She was dancing all around, she was such a card.
We lived in a secluded neighborhood only eight homes around.
So we hardly had any traffic, like the people had in town.
 
Our neighbor had a big yellow truck parked across the street.
Everyone hated that big yellow truck but we tried to be discreet.
I was so busy planting for a moment I forgot my little one.
When I finally looked up, I found that she was gone.
 
Freaking out I panicked and began to look around.
That’s when I saw her, all happy, safe and sound.
She was in my car as pleased as could be.
When I got closer she locked the car to me.
 
Smiling from ear to ear she was so proud of herself.
Jumping and steering, she was acting like a mischievous elf.
“Open the door honey,” but she shook her little head.
When I looked in and saw the keys my heart filled with dread.
 
I was totally helpless with what was happening before my eyes.
She turned the key, the wheel unlocked after many tries.
She released the break and jiggled with the gears.
All of sudden the car drifted back adding to my fears.
 
It started going faster with me running along side.
She started laughing harder, having a heck of a ride.
Out of the driveway and across the street right into the truck.
I was freaking out, for now the car was stuck.
 
After much coaxing she finally unlocked the door.
She had her first accident and she wasn’t even four.
She was fine and happy for she enjoyed her ride.
I on the other hand, stood right there and cried.
 
Written by,
Bonnie May
 

 

 


Want to review or comment on this poem?
Click here to login!


Need a FREE Reader Membership?
Click here for your Membership!




Reviewed by Cryssa C 5/19/2008
We are trying to teach our daughter to drive and I keep wondering if the streets will EVER be safe again...but she is almost 18...

Cryssa
Reviewed by Randall Barfield 5/17/2008
It is horror! But she was lucky, wasn't she? Now about those keys...
Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan 5/17/2008
so very scary--those little stinkers! a nice write
Reviewed by Elizabeth Price 5/17/2008
This should have been horror for sure. My heart was in my throat from the time of noticing your little girl was gone to the end. I almost cried with you. Your writing had me right there with you. Living the dread. Excellent. Liz
Reviewed by John Leko 5/17/2008
...can't say who was more of a wreck after this accident...you...or the yellow truck.
...all the great stories you hold Bonnie...
John
Reviewed by E T Waldron 5/17/2008
my goodness Bonnie! your poetic tale had me in suspense, but I sure am glad there was no damage to your daughter! I can imagine you felt
like a wreck! et
Reviewed by Gene Williamson 5/17/2008
You told it beautifully, Bonnie - in rhyme yet. Glad it ended
well, with some thanks, I suppose, to the neighbor with the big
yellow truck. Gene.
Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado 5/17/2008
YIKES!! Scary write that could have ended far different than it did. Glad your little one emerged unscathed! Very well penned, Bonnie, and an adorable pic!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
Reviewed by Joyce Bowling 5/17/2008
Wow! What a reminder, when I was but four our dad left my brother, sister, and myself were left in the car while he ran into his brothers house for just a moment, my brother was pretending to drive the car and away we went back into the road! It was a short lived trip, that ended with a small crash! Scary ride! Great write enjoyed the trip down memory lane!
Blessings from Ky.
Joyce B.
Reviewed by Ed Matlack 5/17/2008
Oh my God, another woman driver starting early & a blonde to boot...;) ed
Reviewed by Georg Mateos 5/17/2008
Believe or not I did it with my uncle's tanker truck (not a big one, it was around 1930 at the time) No motor runing though, just released the hand brake and inertia + a sloped driveway send us righ into the butcher's glass pane on the other side of the steert.
The only one that cried then was me, that belt was a mean one.

Georg
Reviewed by Andre Bendavi ben-YEHU 5/17/2008

This is the story-poem! "Her First Accident at TWO!" is GREAT!

In admiration,

Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 5/17/2008
Don't know whether to laugh or cry, to hug 'em or spank 'em - all emotions run amok in these lines of rememberance. TAKE AWAY THE KEYS!!!!!!!!!! LOL Well done, Bonnie.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Authors alphabetically: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Bookmark this page to your Favorites
Featured Authors
| New to AuthorsDen? | Add AuthorsDen to your Site
Share AD with your friends | Need Help? | About us


Problem with this page?   Report it to AuthorsDen
© AuthorsDen, Inc. All rights reserved.