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After a long stay of depression, he awoke on his motorbike beneath a searing rainbow sunset. The mountains arched silhouettes as he tore through the highway in the still-image of youth. Slow evenings spent unwinding, numbing himself with changes and the crudeness of a new tongue. On the shoulder of Kalasin, in a nowhere-town province, he had tasted everything. Ate with his hands on decorated tables, trekked the petrified forest on Christmas Eve; somewhere between all of this, he finally learned to live. After a long stay of depression, he rolled away the stone. Found himself six thousand miles from anyone he had known. No one can speak English here. Today, he learned the word for ‘home’.
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Mar 3, 2017
Mar 3, 2017 at 3:21 PM UTC
Kham Muang, Kalasin
After a long stay of depression, he awoke on his motorbike beneath a searing rainbow sunset. The mountains arched silhouettes as he tore through the highway in the still-image of youth. Slow evenings spent unwinding, numbing himself with changes and the crudeness of a new tongue. On the shoulder of Kalasin, in a nowhere-town province, he had tasted everything. Ate with his hands on decorated tables, trekked the petrified forest on Christmas Eve; somewhere between all of this, he finally learned to live. After a long stay of depression, he rolled away the stone. Found himself six thousand miles from anyone he had known. No one can speak English here. Today, he learned the word for ‘home’.
Edward-Coles
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Mar 3, 2017
Mar 3, 2017 at 3:21 PM UTC
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