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The road that twists toward the horizon is black and nonexistent under the moon that is hidden behind a sheet of clouds. The night has obscured the trees around us and has blanketed our destination in darkness. Our car’s steel frame closes in on us as we race a glowing point in the sky sheet to the line ahead where dark grey meets black. Yellow orbs in pairs float in unison and grow together as they approach us. The cars we pass are nothing but metal and rubber shapes gliding along the concrete trail operating by themselves. The human that was controlling them in daylight has vanished in Night’s shadow.
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Dec 20, 2016
Dec 20, 2016 at 3:05 PM UTC
The Midnight Road
The road that twists toward the horizon is black and nonexistent under the moon that is hidden behind a sheet of clouds. The night has obscured the trees around us and has blanketed our destination in darkness. Our car’s steel frame closes in on us as we race a glowing point in the sky sheet to the line ahead where dark grey meets black. Yellow orbs in pairs float in unison and grow together as they approach us. The cars we pass are nothing but metal and rubber shapes gliding along the concrete trail operating by themselves. The human that was controlling them in daylight has vanished in Night’s shadow.
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Dec 20, 2016
Dec 20, 2016 at 3:05 PM UTC
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