She Loved Her Some Peterbilt Poem by The Pundit

She Loved Her Some Peterbilt

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her perky breasts were a silhouette
against cow pastures and broken
fences and her clothes hung on a

rusty nail behind the truck stop but
this place was a dump and all they
had was a garden hose and a greasy

bar of Lava for her daily shower
her name was Midge but all the
other truckers called her A-Cups

she dreamed of orange barrels
and oil changes and growing a beard
and she drove a 17 wheeler because

she wasn't ready for an 18 wheeler
but she knew someday she'd move
into the vast world of product delivery

she smiled crawling into the back
of her sleeper with a Snickers and
a Playgirl knowing it was a long haul

Saturday, November 22, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: fashion
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lesiba Mphahlele 24 October 2016

Vivid memory, should I say?

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Jena Crowe 03 December 2014

Like pops used to say this is a mighty fine feast we have here. pass the chew bucket, but don't bring baca dammit!

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