They decided to carpool for work Business Women working nine to five They buckled up and ignited the van She was in the passenger seat Being a mile away from home Never seemed so far away
Some people end at five While others begin By the time six came around He was already stumbling for his car keys To get to a destination That he really didn’t know how to get to It’s like his brain simply just shut down He buckled up and ignited the car
They were resting at a stop sign Not far off from a community When they decided to move forward While fast forward was coming from the right Going past 35mph signs at 85 And I’m not scared of most things but… He was flying She was in the passenger seat
The powerful pressure lifted her off the seat like hands Tore through the seat belt like claws Crashed through shattered glass like the beautiful miracle of a spider web Picture a body suspended in air floating like a cloud Except with a lot more velocity Teeth and skin grinded on pavement I can’t walk on my hands for five yards But somehow she managed to slide three blocks on her face She finally rested when God himself Personally came down from the sky and held her Looked into her brown eyes that weren’t even there anymore And he said, “This is enough.” Now a tulip grows under concrete
She came from a family of twenty-two So the hospital was full and weak The lobby was filled with too many strangers to host a meeting so The doctor took the warm-hearted family into a room And they poured in so brightly that the door couldn’t even shut He told them not to remove the blanket because they wouldn’t see Something that should be on shoulders resting on a pillow They have to shut the casket Like folding hands over one another Hiding a dying butterfly from it’s most beautiful worn out moment
Then there were loud shouts of profanity coming from outside the door As a family was inside learning what it meant to come together They could hear everything “How much longer do I have to ******* wait you mother *******? Ahh **** come on! Someone ******* help me, for **** sake! Doesn’t anyone give a **** about me!” This room was a TV set not turned on The doctor needed to excuse himself “Ladies and Gentlemen,” he said “That’s your drunk driver outside, he broke his arm.”