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Drive


Shall we drive? 
A powerless ride, 
driven on apathy
lost in time. 

Shall I drive? 
Take the streering wheel
away from you,
maybe just then,
we'll begin to move.

Maybe if we 
just let go and lean back. 
Close our eyes, 
and take a deep breathe. 
This drive of ours would go on for hours.
This life of mine would go on forever. 

But why do we have to drive? 

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