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On the road I give to long naps and drift in sleep-time on asphalts of Tennessee. You are not driving when yellow sun lifts eyelids open for the Grand Ole Opry. I spend an hour walking to a campsite in Arkansas, where I ***** my finger on a thorn-bush. Painful like our night words in paper cuts, cradling our shivers. When I reach Texas a cowboy hat at the rodeo would look good on you and now I want to call you, tell you that. Body hot, sweaty, and I’m sick of land when we reach Arizona. I can’t find where you race rapids down rushing river, carving canyons in the mud plates of my spine. Desert sky can try, but can’t deliver. This open road of freedom, letting go. One day I chose to leave, then left. And so.
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Apr 26, 2013
Apr 26, 2013 at 2:38 PM UTC
Leaving for America
On the road I give to long naps and drift in sleep-time on asphalts of Tennessee. You are not driving when yellow sun lifts eyelids open for the Grand Ole Opry. I spend an hour walking to a campsite in Arkansas, where I ***** my finger on a thorn-bush. Painful like our night words in paper cuts, cradling our shivers. When I reach Texas a cowboy hat at the rodeo would look good on you and now I want to call you, tell you that. Body hot, sweaty, and I’m sick of land when we reach Arizona. I can’t find where you race rapids down rushing river, carving canyons in the mud plates of my spine. Desert sky can try, but can’t deliver. This open road of freedom, letting go. One day I chose to leave, then left. And so.
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Apr 26, 2013
Apr 26, 2013 at 2:38 PM UTC
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