A Truck Got Stuck

A truck got stuck; it seemed it struck
A tunnel’s too-short ceiling.
To passengers in nearby cars
Such news was not appealing.

I would’ve thought that trucker ought
To’ve known that tunnel’s measure.
For if he did, he’d know his stunt
Would cause some real displeasure.

Though they might cluck, those out of luck
Had no choice ‘cept for waiting.
Those minutes ticking by, I trust,
Were surely aggravating.

It isn’t nice to pay the price
For someone’s stupid blunder.
How bad the one who caused it feels
Is something that I wonder.