| Drunk Driver | ||||||
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| Across the silvery table lay, A woman the color of shivering grey. This girl did not shake though, As she lay still Nor did she breathe slow- Her lungs did not fill Another bent over her, Wearing a bright white And pulled out his tool, A long and sharp knife Slowly but surely, The body was cut Steadily onward, Following the black rut The tread marks were obvious, But yet it made no sense; How be one hit by a semi, And not get squished? The morgue report released, The following day On front page it said, "For her please pray" She was not saved, There was no ticket prepared When asked for her I.D., Only in shock she stared Her father knew it would happen, For he never taught her The values of heaven, And have a ticket for her Daily he would morn, Of her eternal death How he wished his fate, Was not heavy as lead Then he sat up, And was guided to the room Of where he would die, So tangible the dark gloom The chair charged on up, The man screamed quite loud Then he went down to hell, Cause sorrow for sin was not found All he regretted, That terrible day Is that he didn't kill himself, When his daughter was slain This is the story, Of that truck driver Of how he drove drunk, And killed his only daughter |
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