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CAR CRASH


Sped to two hundred The maximum speed On the highway Back in the car Sharing a bag of popcorn Then in a sudden, All laughed suddenly When the soft maize grains Jump off its bag in sudden We gotta stop laughin' da much The highway is highly wayward Sort of dangerous The same speed, The same lane, The car crashed I don't know how No laughter, no more
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AwaPR

We are four members in my family, me, mother, father and an elder brother. I study at Laureate International School - Zanzibar. I started my nursery education there in 2007. I started writing poems, short stories and novels when I was 8.

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