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That Ole Truck

December 6, 2014
By Aly1996 BRONZE, Claremore, Oklahoma
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Favorite Quote:
I refuse to sink.

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It's blue and white,

It was alright.

I see it all the time,

When me and him were partners in crime.

So many memories with it,

But we had to split.

It was for a good cause, 

But I miss how it was.

© Scott B., Chester, CT

The author's comments:

I wrote this poem after my ex boyfriend and I broke up. He drove a blue truck and we made so many memories with it. Even though we broke up I still love looking and thinking about all the memories we made.

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