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Long car trips Crowded with junk And cramping legs Flashing light streaming through the window Into the muggy car air, A trapped fly banging on the glass, Low rumbling like gravel thunder And bursts of shaking Rattling teeth and seatbelts When you roll over stones Wisps of vented air Curling around your naked toes, And sweaty, rumpled clothes. Skin sticking to fake leather seats The slight sifting sick in your belly Sitting fat like a toad, And hoping the stuff in the back Isn't shaking or breaking apart From the crunching washboard gravel, And drowsy eyes, tired from endless trees Slowly drift until you arrive in the dark
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Jul 11, 2015
Jul 11, 2015 at 1:34 PM UTC
Long Cartrips
Long car trips Crowded with junk And cramping legs Flashing light streaming through the window Into the muggy car air, A trapped fly banging on the glass, Low rumbling like gravel thunder And bursts of shaking Rattling teeth and seatbelts When you roll over stones Wisps of vented air Curling around your naked toes, And sweaty, rumpled clothes. Skin sticking to fake leather seats The slight sifting sick in your belly Sitting fat like a toad, And hoping the stuff in the back Isn't shaking or breaking apart From the crunching washboard gravel, And drowsy eyes, tired from endless trees Slowly drift until you arrive in the dark
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Jul 11, 2015
Jul 11, 2015 at 1:34 PM UTC
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