Here the highway lights stretch on for miles.
This city is an endless sea of neon
and I'm lost in the signs that are supposed to be directing me.
I'm speeding down this road at one hundred miles and hour,
but I swear my heart's going twice as fast.
And griping this leather feels wrong,
maybe I should get off the shoulder
and figure out what I'm really thinking.
I forget all of my inhibitions
that this white and yellow concrete demands;
I let go of my steering wheel and
let the vehicle take me where it sees fits.
The neon of this city is blurring with the words
that have been confusing me
and all I hear is the sound of screeching tires
and bewildred car horns,
and I'm wondering if the insurance still pays if
they figure out that I'm not wearing a seatbelt.
Maybe if I crash this car tonight
you'll forget I broke your heart.
Well I must say, for your age, you have a great writing ability, and a wonderful way with words.
I applaud you.