My Day In Quart

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My Day in Quart

I was stopped
      along my way
By a policeman
     who did say
He was behind me
   all the way
From the bar
    past the hay;  
(He’d watched my car
Do swerve and sway.)

It has been a length of while
Since my case has come to trial
But I’m not rid of them; or their guile.

I sat in court, all accused
Judge did listen, unamused,
His look was but a little grim
As I squirmed there, in front of him.

Son, just what did you mean by this
The officer says you almost kissed
The side of each road’s growing grass
I take you’re drinking’s done, my lass?

Could it be my mind still fuzz’
Had me said, “Well, listen Cuz’
I have no problems with my drinking,
            but I think my driver does!”

by Opi
1/16/03

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