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I had a (Pontiac)GTO, at one time in my younger years and this poem makes me want toroar on out of here! Great imagery for a great machine, each word formed with love. My favorite lines are: Driving pistons down Exhaust valve opens up Tailpipe flame escapes Engine purrs and gyrates Repeat, intake, air and gas Crankshaft rotates the motion Chrome wheels are rolling The beast ready and growling Always, Cat

hi hood look i am second to reply instead of last this time lol. mustang yes what a beast of a car and what a way you have of expressing your liking of it, " ready for the crub side choke " great line yet again i get a feeling i have seen this one before maybe not can`t say for sure, i cant see anything that needs improving from where i sit all in all a great theme well wrote on as only hood could ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,zigs

But boy do I want to drive that mustang...free, battling against the wind, open-top-roof with my long blonde hair flying, overtaking every vehicle on the road…Geeze you allowed me drive for a time Dan…fabulous. Rosina xena465

When I went to buy my first car, I wanted a powder blue mustang (it came out that year!) so badly I could taste it. If I remember correctly the payment would have been just under $60.00/month for a brand new car. So what does Anna do? She buys a 1950 something white Ford Hardtop Retractable. Of course the top will not work right and once I drove through pouring rain with the top flapping because it would not screw back in on my way to work. After that I had a 60 something white T-Bird with the round headlights, white or black interior (funny I'm not sure), a powder-blue Karmann Ghia, a yellow Chevy convertible with black interior, a blue Maverick, a red 1969 black leather convertible Firebird. So many are collector cars now, if only I had them, I'd put Jay Leno to shame. Well almost. Thank you for the trip back into time. Coincidentally yesterday Barry asked me if I remembered how to shift with a three-speed column shift. Hadn't thought about that for years and years. (I hadn't forgotten, lol.) Both the Maverick and Karmann Ghia were stick shifts. Vroom Vroom! ~A p.s. my brother had a goat (GTO) That baby kicked arse! "Just as what you dream is your own and no one else can observe it, so the world you see is your own." ~ Nisargadatta

I once had a 1968 Boss 302 fastback that I nearly killed myself in! Great car and a great poem with lots of good imagery and fantastic word-usage! Bravo!

Hood this is a good one, I too went for a ride in your mustang tonite, This also reminded me of the song Mustang Sally from long ago. I never had a mustang but drove in one or two in my life time. My first car was my Uncles little old pinto and she pinted all the way down the street. Never mind it was yes alot slower then the convertible mustang. Very nice song write and would love to hear this one. hope your day was beautiful Love,Mona xxoxox TIME well spent is TIME well lived

Doors and Floors Floors in the states is similar to gunning an engine or smashing the peddle to Floor for full power and the other was Motion to Notion Donnie/Sinbad need to get a sound track an make it a spoken poem Nice! 57 Mustang My little duce coupe maybe

Thanks for the ride... my favorite car too, as you know I had one once, but it was a four cylinder, doesn't quite count does it... close but without the vroooooom... I bought my youngest boy a four cylinder eclipse, a used one of course, it's really for both of us, they sure make four cylinders different nowadays... that thing will fly!, and he wants to do all kinds of things to it... it already has racing headers, it's so different working on cars now, so much spaghetti under the hood, but, we are enjoying working on it. Richard