Oh Seatbelt!
Stepping inside the car
Fastening the seatbelt around my waist
Checking both mirrors 1,2,3
Making sure everyone inside the car is ready to go
Only to switch from park to drive
Once on the road only noticing how everyone speeds by
Glad to have my seatbelt fastened
Boom! Crash!
Oh Seatbelt! Thank you for protecting me.
Without you, I could have flown out the window just like the person
in the other car did.
Mom and dad always told me to always wear a seatbelt in the back.
Sometimes we listen and sometimes we don't.
But now in the driver seat, the importance of wearing a seatbelt is apparent more.
Every driver out there doesn't drive like I do
Safe, responsible, at the speed limit
Checking road signs, stopping at the stop sign, stopping at the red light
No texting and driving, No drinking and driving
All these rules make sense once you are the one in control of the car
It's not the same being in the back, where you are not in control of the car
But once you are, you will be giving thanks to your seatbelt.
Knowing that the road is dangerous and a car is dangerous
and that there are all sorts of rules to follow
makes me realize that I have truly grown up.
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