Red Light, Green Light The Traffic Rules Of Foolish Love By Handsum-Hart
Does the traffic light In the hearts of people Foolishly in love Turn off its red signal And only use its green signal? Letting them proceed unwisely With foolish love At breakneck speeds
Does the foolish heart Press the accelerator of love To the floor And refuse to listen to its mind Screaming from the backseat "Slow down you nut Or you are going to crash"
When foolishly in love Should one be required To carry additional collision insurance
Does the traffic light In your heart work properly?
very cunning poem! a lot depends on how we handle the road ahead ...
Reviewed by Floria Kelderhouse (Reader)
Reviewed on February 8, 2004
Wow Handsum..great metaphors here...I would say keep the seat belt on and be sure you have an air bag...LOl..great lines here..love this one..and the graphics animation with it is awesome...great work again from you...floria
I don't know about extra insurance? But you better wear your seat belt! Great graphic!
Reviewed by Anna Marie Fritz (Reader)
Reviewed on February 8, 2004
Oh yes...HH...there should be some rules, no
doubt about it...but I don't know about carrying
extra insurance. With a moniker like "Handsum Hart,"
why in the world would you need it?
I love this poem. It's one of your better ones.
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on February 8, 2004
Mine got stuck on green but I got it to a good mechanic and I believe the lights are working probably now :-) Great write!
Ron, you nailed the foolish heart right on the head. As the adrenalin takes over, then the logic disappears. The quest for the treasure overtakes the potential consequences.
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Thanks for sharing this.
doubt about it...but I don't know about carrying
extra insurance. With a moniker like "Handsum Hart,"
why in the world would you need it?
I love this poem. It's one of your better ones.
Like a 4 way stop......stop observe go stop observe and go!!
Triangle of life!!
Love Tinka
Excellent Write!!!
...Michael