Phoenix

It’s time to go out for a drive,
Wind in our face makes us feel cool.
While the sun warms up your insides.
Mixing to make us feel alive.

There is simply one problem, when;
It’s time to go out for a drive.
If your best ride is a classic,
Repair is certain to threaten!

Ping! Clang! To the shoulder we go.
Oh, old Firebird, didn’t you know?
It’s time to go out for a drive.
Instead... we’ll just wait for a tow.

The mechanic says, “Here’s the thing…”
“She’s an ol’ gal, you broke her spring.”
It’s a wrecker, but no one cares!
It’s time to go out for a drive.

Line Count: 16
Use these three words in your poem: spring, repair, threaten

Forms: Quatern ▼

- This poem has 16 lines broken up into 4 quatrains (or 4-line stanzas)

- Each line is comprised of eight syllables

- The first line is the refrain. In the second stanza, the refrain appears in the second line; in the third stanza, the third line; in the fourth stanza, the fourth (and final) line.

- There are no rules for rhyming or iambics.