sweet decline
the sadness of your smile
i care not to see
whatever lies within me

you look away
i bury myself deep
these hoards of passion
this sadness is me

machine, man and gasoline
heart burning at slow speed
have not, never seen
no believe in my belief


_{Note: Some of my friends are getting confused about these lines i wrote above. Well actually there is a fourth and concluding stanza to this song... but i didnt post it here. I have been sending it to the friends who are faving it as an appreciation. So dont be confused, you didnt fave a poem, its just me appreciating in my own way.}

About the Car: The model that you see here is the 1971 R/T version of the Charger. Since its birth in 1964, Charger was updated in exteriors almost every year. In the base model, it had a small grill with double round headlights. Soon enough the round headlights were taken out and it was given a wide grill to almost no headlights in Hemi version. Actually these were longitudinal headlights designed by Harvey J. Winn.

The R/T '71 Charger didnt sell well due to high insurance rates. It was completely restyled with a new split grille and more rounded "fuselage" bodystyle. Hidden headlights were no longer standard, they were now optional. A rear spoiler and a "Ramcharger" hood made the option lists for the first time. A special scoop was mounted in the hood, directly above the air cleaner. Charger still boasts of having an individual styling and has its name as one of the most aesthetically pleasing muscle car.

Dedicated to *anubis46 , to his art and to his humor and to his friendliness. He is almost of my father's age but i talk to him like dudes and he always hits me back with equal force... we share passion for automobiles and especially bikes. As for his art... im not worthy enough of defining it or elaborating on it. You have to see it to believe it.. its unusual and the ordinary at the same time. Those machines of wonder..!!

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