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The Trucker

Miles of roads while blowing horns tiresome bodies their eyes are sore, Trying to reach a rest stop to avoid a jackknifed load. Hauling the necessities to survive in this world, whether it's Gas, Food or Motor oil. Driving a semi the juggernaut of the road maneuvering in all conditions even the blistering cold. Away from Friends and Families away from their homes Holidays and private events are void they're all alone. A hard grip of the wheel avoiding reckless drivers swerving in to unforseen debris blowing out tires. A grueling shift comes to an end locking up the Trailer, Arriving to the sanity of their homes ready to retire.™© By: Shawn Munoz

Copyright © | Year Posted 2016




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