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Yesterday, I went for a jog, in the fog. It was there that I saw, a man and his dog. On the sand and sog, through a natural smog, hopping over a driftwood log. A Lake Michigan wave yes, it's those that I crave. It's this moment now, I'd like to save. And I'm feeling so brave just me and a wave. A population of me, and all I can see is my feet that beat so quietly. That's all that can be my own little key to simply being free.
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Dec 15, 2014
Dec 15, 2014 at 11:41 AM UTC
A Jog in the Fog
Yesterday, I went for a jog, in the fog. It was there that I saw, a man and his dog. On the sand and sog, through a natural smog, hopping over a driftwood log. A Lake Michigan wave yes, it's those that I crave. It's this moment now, I'd like to save. And I'm feeling so brave just me and a wave. A population of me, and all I can see is my feet that beat so quietly. That's all that can be my own little key to simply being free.
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Dec 15, 2014
Dec 15, 2014 at 11:41 AM UTC
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