
Hi rws
Love the opening salvo - infatuation, awe, almost worshipful. The conclusion seems to wane somewhat, particularly 'them, they, they' in the final stanza. I know it's meant to be informal, but the dry humour is somewhat blunted (?)
I played with it - hope you don't mind.
This may not be any better, but I think it's sharper (poor deluded me
Every vehicle I've owned
Displayed lines in the vein
Of a lady I know
When comfort set it
I tired of them
As she did of me
I may have misread it completely, so apologies in advance :>

Interesting suggestions, but it might blunt the uncoiling of energy I was trying to convey as naive, youthful energy gave way to cynical middle age (something I've been accused of being). Thanks for the read.
Bill

Cynical or middle-aged? Surely not both?
Thanks for putting me right Bill. I guess I should have read the title with my eyes open :>