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I’m waiting for my mom to move. She puts the car into drive. My car had airbags. The ones she grew up with didn’t. Huh. My mom is driving, I wonder why she’s taking this weird route. I never ask. I’m waiting for the car to stop. My mom could stop it at anytime. At stoplights, she has to. At fast food places, she doesn’t have to. I don’t know why my mom won’t just let me… I don’t know why my mom won’t… The car is in drive. The speed limit is 45, But it’s always too slow, or sometimes it’s too fast. I never ask why. My mom is driving. I’m an adult, but she drives anyway. It was nice of her to drive. So I can get some sleep in the car. But first, I’ll write a poem.

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