Midnight Chrome

In the hush of dusk when streetlights flicker alive, obsidian sheet metal catching dying light, A black Chevy Impala – Detroit steel poetry in motion. They don’t make ‘em like this anymore, All angles and attitude, chrome catching moonlight like silver promises. This ain’t just transportation – this is transformation. V8 heartbeat rumbling beneath the hood, Speaking in tongues of combustion and freedom, A gospel of horsepower and torque. My grandfather’s hands knew this car, Calloused fingers tracing her curves, “This,” he’d say, “is American muscle memory.” When she rolls down the boulevard, Time slows, respect follows, Heads turn like sunflowers tracking light. Blacktop beneath her wheels becomes a canvas, Each mile a brushstroke of possibility, Each journey a verse in an unfinished American ballad. That black Chevy Impala, Carrying dreams like passengers, Night rider, soul provider, Concrete waves surfer, Four wheels and a tank of gas – that’s all freedom ever needed.????????????????