I Have A Dreem

I Have A Dreem

A Poem by R. S. Morris




It started out an idea.
I was about eight or nine.
Growing up in a racing family.
My own idea, my own design.

Would be different for sure.
Hadn't seen many around.
I was swimming in ideas.
Thought I was going to drown.

Has only taken fifty years.
I finally have my own space.
Now this is the time
And this here is the place.

It's all coming together.
The hot rod I always dreamed of.
It's now rolling on four wheels.
It's been a labor of love.

Had part of a small shop.
Working in very tiny places.
Spent more time and energy.
Wasting time creating spaces.

Found some of my old drawings.
Would never happen I feared.
Drawn from a time of innocence.
An end of a dream is finally near.

My own hot rod.
Built by my own two hands.
Every piece, every part.
Homebuilt, not by any plans.

A 1923 Model T Roadster.
A top loader manual three speed.
Working and cutting metal.
Hands sore, sometimes they bleed.

A big block Ford six cylinder.
Came out of a UPS truck.
Will have it running soon,
with some skill and lots of luck,

Made to come from the fifties.
A racing veteran roadster.
Combining hot rod and race car.
two birds one stone, for this aging oldster.

Will soon be on the street.
Maybe a few laps at the track.
Some might snicker and laugh.
Might get a few pats on the back.

To quote a famous figure.
While doing what I want to do.
I HAVE A DREEM.
It's about to finally come true.

R. S. Morris

© 2019 R. S. Morris


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Rye
Very cool write, Cars are pretty neat and cool. I like 1967 cherry red Ford Mustang.
It was my first car.

Posted 5 Years Ago


R. S. Morris

5 Years Ago

Thank you very much. My first, what seems like a hundred years ago, was a 1965 Mustang. It was actua.. read more
Rye

5 Years Ago

cool........

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Added on February 15, 2019
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