by Mr. Darcy
Hello Walter. |
by Walter
Thanks very much for your comment Mr.Darcy. I wanted the ending to be unexpected as much as the victims who use their phones are totally unaware that this could and does happen in an instant. |
very nice poem. wow! |
by Walter
Many thanks Anamika! :) |
Best poem really. Well written. |
by Walter
Much appreciated and thanks Mahesh! |
by Em (marmite)
Walter this is a very hard hitting and painful write to read because it happens all too often and usually the people drinking/texting and driving don't actually die it's others who are infact at the wrong place at the wrong time who do... I couldn't imagine witnessing this wreckage or being the police constable who told the beloved that their loved one isn't coming home tonight and all for what?not taking a few extra seconds to pull over and answer a message or to leave the message until they got home?? There's nothing worse in my eyes than using a mobile or drink/drug driving... Anyway your piece was really well rhymed, I have to admit a little it loses it's way but you get it back and it doesn't take away the fact that all in all it's a really great piece. |
by Walter
Thank you Em for your detailed comment and I couldn't agree with you more. It's not often that the culprits are the victims rather than other innocent bystanders but even with this scenario it makes it difficult for the people dealing with the aftermath. |
Walter a well rhymed piece. A tale that gently flows then ends on a twist and with a valid message |
by Walter
Thanks very much Milly for your comment and you're right on how many people still are so blind to this while driving. Problem is they are blind to everything else as well. All the best :) |