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On a Night Drive

speeding along the old country roads for miles the only soul from out here the city is a string of fire on the horizon my headlights wrench a black world white unveiling the nocturne the moon is distinct as grasses glisten wildly bending under the breeze I sometimes pity sleepers tucked into bed for the scene they miss

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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