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Aluminum foil squeezes a treat whose heat warms my back through the knapsack. My friends and I, we climb, hoping we’ll find a place to fill our stomachs and rest our minds When we see it we know. A patch of rock entirely exposed overlooking the canyon where our voices echo. Once our feet are suspended over the edge high above the trees, I unzip my pack. And the beauty deserves all my attention, but my eyes are lost in another dimension, distracted by a perfect breakfast burrito one slip away, from unraveling in the chasm below.
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Mar 7, 2018
Mar 7, 2018 at 4:22 PM UTC
Breakfast Burrito
Aluminum foil squeezes a treat whose heat warms my back through the knapsack. My friends and I, we climb, hoping we’ll find a place to fill our stomachs and rest our minds When we see it we know. A patch of rock entirely exposed overlooking the canyon where our voices echo. Once our feet are suspended over the edge high above the trees, I unzip my pack. And the beauty deserves all my attention, but my eyes are lost in another dimension, distracted by a perfect breakfast burrito one slip away, from unraveling in the chasm below.
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Mar 7, 2018
Mar 7, 2018 at 4:22 PM UTC
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