Driving Home

It used to be so hard on me walking to school every morning and watching all the cars just zoom me bye. I vowed that I would never pass someone going on the way and not offer them a ride. It worked most of the time, except two ladies who at different times refused my ride, but I understood. This kindles led to my always having someone present where ever I drove. My driving experience was always full of talking and laughter. I got so used to it the times I didn’t have company, I would fall asleep at the wheel

 

 

Driving Home

 

There were many passengers who rode with me

Had one with questionable identity

Every time I let someone into my car

Ears were more alert for anything bizarre

Vehicles would often drive right bye

Even when the drivers caught my eye

Refusing to give me a ride on their way

People scarcely stopped even on a rainy day

Relieved I was when I started to drive

Exceptional I must be and so I did strive

So I invited pedestrians on my road

Each time hoping to ease their load

Never worrying about my own safety

The Lord I prayed would always be there with me

Passengers soon became a daily standard

And before long driving alone became very hard

Soon the long days at work had a dangerous toll

Sleeping at the wheel often I would lose control

Escaping tragedy and self inflicted disaster

No one there in the car to keep me in chatter

Got startled awake every day just before

Emergency workers would need to cut me through my door

Real exhaustion and loneliness took the better of me

Soon I remember I had God’s security

His hand protected me when I carried strangers

Eliminated the worries and erased the dangers

Looking back now I know I didn’t apply the brakes

Pulled away from curbs and avoided mistakes

Evasion while I slept driving, I can now reveal 

Did happen when my ever present passenger took the wheel

 

 

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