Billy and his Chevrolet

Johnny and his sister

were walking down the road

Billy in his Chevrolet

not watching where he go.

Sister holds a basket

and Johnny holds her hand

Mother needs some eggs at market

and bacon and some ham.

Out of nowhere Billy comes

Kicking up dust and grit

Music blaring and cigarette burning

Too young to give a sh*t.

Johnny and his sister

distracted by each other

Don't see Billy's Chevrolet

have no time to run for cover

The Chevrolet goes plowing

Into Johnny and sister both

now they lay dead and broken

upon that dusty road.

Billy screams and hollers

But it it is far too late

And Billy and his Chevrolet

Have a destiny with fate.

He drives the car over the edge

of Alan Montgomery's Cliff

The car explodes in a ball of fire

Now Billy is a stiff.

Thanks for Reading.

A free-lance writer, Honors student and Gover Prize finalist, Justin W. Price (aka, PDXKaraokeGuy) considers himself a poet first and foremost but is also a skilled short story, biographer and humor writer. His poetry collection, Digging to China, will be released February 2nd, 2013 by Sweatshoppe Publications and is currently available on Amazon as well as your local bookseller.

His work will also be featured in Best New Fiction (2014 edition), and has appeared previously in the Rusty Nail, eFiction, eFiction Humor, The Crisis Chronicles, The Hellroaring Review and the Bellwether Review. He currently serves as managing editor of eHorror Magazine and the Bridge online newspaper. He previously served as the poetry and correspondence editor for The Bellwether Review.

He works as a freelance writer, editor, and ghost writer, and is working towards his Ph.D. He lives in a suburb of Portland, Oregon with his wife, Andrea, and their labradoodle, Bella

Please visit his profile page for more information. Thanks!