My Dream Car without a Number Plate

My brakes won't applicable to these mockery roads
As she's too old they say.
I keep my both hands on the steering wheel
But she goes to her own consent.
I am scared if she stops on a hill side
As my poor torn wallet doesn't contains
Those tricky notes to refuel.


nimal dunuhinga

Published February 02, 2012 Write a comment
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narain, jay p.
nice write.
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heather wilkins
nice writing Nimal.
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Ency Bearis
Nice metaphor, well versed.
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Jenny Gordon
What a dream car! Sans a liscense plate, with a mind of its own...intriguing. La, this metaphor beautifully describes...what exactly?. Short and sweet, and fascinating. Superb imagery and fun to consider, even while it eludes me.
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