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Drive Safely


Driving is a privilege that we all want to part take, But the responsibility ounce behind the wheel must be put into place For not all drivers follow the rules Because they act think they are superior When in fact they look like fools My aunt, 9 at the time, got hit by a car Because they were too immature to pay attention for who was afar When the vehicle struck, the impact was great That the car that struck her forever changed her fate The people got away with nothing more than a bump, But the damage inflected on my aunt was not the same She has lost the privileges we all take for granted All because the people behind the wheel could not follow rules we implemented Drive safe THAT WAY WE DON’T CHANGE AN INNOCENT CHILDS FATE.
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