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I was looking out my window when I saw you bike by, I thought about calling your name- hesitated, and you rode past. So sweet the air, running through my hair while I ride my bike, so soft the air, as it caresses my cheek, I peddle faster the air rushing past me. My bike transports me I ride until I reach the blue horizon until the Earth falls away from me. The endless ripples and waves soar and swell as I try to smell salty air- but there’s only a sweet breeze- a warm hand gliding across my cheek. There is no window.
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May 3, 2013
May 3, 2013 at 11:41 PM UTC
Intoxicated
I was looking out my window when I saw you bike by, I thought about calling your name- hesitated, and you rode past. So sweet the air, running through my hair while I ride my bike, so soft the air, as it caresses my cheek, I peddle faster the air rushing past me. My bike transports me I ride until I reach the blue horizon until the Earth falls away from me. The endless ripples and waves soar and swell as I try to smell salty air- but there’s only a sweet breeze- a warm hand gliding across my cheek. There is no window.
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May 3, 2013
May 3, 2013 at 11:41 PM UTC
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