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A hitchhiker on an ended road, Trees and mountains fall and fold, Rivers, streams and sky are sold Everything once young; must turn old It is not sweet, it is not happy There are tears, there are many. From the road I wish to carry Many things, but I can’t bring any, Everything from here is out of sight, It may be black or blinding light, It might be weak, it might be might, Or just a break, or the end All the people I didn’t love enough, Have vanished now in a puff, When I need them more than blood and guts, They I cannot see or hope to touch
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Apr 20, 2013
Apr 20, 2013 at 3:26 PM UTC
The End of the Road
A hitchhiker on an ended road, Trees and mountains fall and fold, Rivers, streams and sky are sold Everything once young; must turn old It is not sweet, it is not happy There are tears, there are many. From the road I wish to carry Many things, but I can’t bring any, Everything from here is out of sight, It may be black or blinding light, It might be weak, it might be might, Or just a break, or the end All the people I didn’t love enough, Have vanished now in a puff, When I need them more than blood and guts, They I cannot see or hope to touch
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Apr 20, 2013
Apr 20, 2013 at 3:26 PM UTC
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