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Now I take the long way home most nights a few extra minutes for back roads and quiet the first turn faces me directly away from home and in the darkness I cruise straight down a beautiful road to nowhere off and away and I am a free, flying runaway for only a minute before dutifully turning left. at that intersection my eyes always linger straight ahead, on my road to nowhere and anywhere I could stay on this path and not look back leaving everything to be alone But already I have involuntarily pulled into the turn lane. My blinker is on, and so there is no way out of it. I will go back home like I should.   What was I thinking? My home is nice.  My life is good.   There is nothing to run away from. but maybe... is there something is worth running to?
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Aug 20, 2018
Aug 20, 2018 at 6:07 PM UTC
The Second Left
Now I take the long way home most nights a few extra minutes for back roads and quiet the first turn faces me directly away from home and in the darkness I cruise straight down a beautiful road to nowhere off and away and I am a free, flying runaway for only a minute before dutifully turning left. at that intersection my eyes always linger straight ahead, on my road to nowhere and anywhere I could stay on this path and not look back leaving everything to be alone But already I have involuntarily pulled into the turn lane. My blinker is on, and so there is no way out of it. I will go back home like I should.   What was I thinking? My home is nice.  My life is good.   There is nothing to run away from. but maybe... is there something is worth running to?
HannahChristina
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24/F/Milwaukee
Aug 20, 2018
Aug 20, 2018 at 6:07 PM UTC
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