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Many a weary mile I've come along this road from yonder. The longer I walk the older I get the more I sit and ponder. These toils and traps and memories that collected upon my lap, and all the things that fell between my sifting fingers clasp. Still reside inside I feel them within the atmosphere. be it sweet and clear like breathing in the freshest mountain air, or polluted by the cars sloshing slush upon my kicks. I march to my own beat, the footsteps time the script. My heart's pulse booms through never-ending bloodlines, from me to eons passed and millennia undefined. Stomping through this life on a muddy ball of rock, where the bones of our grandfathers have not had time to rot. Someday I will be a memory in someone's else's hand, to fall right through their fingers, like finely drifting sand.
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Jan 9, 2016
Jan 9, 2016 at 7:47 PM UTC
Many Miles
Many a weary mile I've come along this road from yonder. The longer I walk the older I get the more I sit and ponder. These toils and traps and memories that collected upon my lap, and all the things that fell between my sifting fingers clasp. Still reside inside I feel them within the atmosphere. be it sweet and clear like breathing in the freshest mountain air, or polluted by the cars sloshing slush upon my kicks. I march to my own beat, the footsteps time the script. My heart's pulse booms through never-ending bloodlines, from me to eons passed and millennia undefined. Stomping through this life on a muddy ball of rock, where the bones of our grandfathers have not had time to rot. Someday I will be a memory in someone's else's hand, to fall right through their fingers, like finely drifting sand.
JamesEldridge
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Jan 9, 2016
Jan 9, 2016 at 7:47 PM UTC
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