I've have so often wished to be able to get some lift in traffice. And 80mph on the Interstate now is nothing--you have to stay right.
Sounds like you had a great trip anyhow; where'd you go? Nice road poem.
loved it,
this pass summer i loaded up the family first went to Indiana picked up my son drove to Mississippi to a family reunion and at first I loved the ride all drove all the way their and back....just loved the ending to pieces
great share
doesn't the American landscape inducing highway hypnosis, just get to you sometimes ...
Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson (Reader)
Reviewed on October 14, 2007
Travel like that can really make one tired
Glad you survived the trip...
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on October 14, 2007
I recall fondly of two-lane highways that went through every little town. We bitched about it then, and they built the superhighways and we're bitching about that too . . . I'm with Susan, give me the back roads . . . Nice poem . . .
Looking for America,
And finding only traffic.
America...always in the fast lane whisking passed memories. Not me. Give me the backroads..any day!
Love,
Susan
You had me there with you Ron! Excellent poem, and who wouldn't love to soar above the mess on the highways!Why can't we get those James Bond cars, they even go in water,hahaha;-)
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Sounds like you had a great trip anyhow; where'd you go? Nice road poem.
this pass summer i loaded up the family first went to Indiana picked up my son drove to Mississippi to a family reunion and at first I loved the ride all drove all the way their and back....just loved the ending to pieces
great share
Be safe,
Karen
Glad you survived the trip...
And finding only traffic.
America...always in the fast lane whisking passed memories. Not me. Give me the backroads..any day!
Love,
Susan
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