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Taxi Ride ‘Hop on.’ says The Fez ‘There’s no stairs.’ Sleepy eyed dry mouth. ‘Tug the tassel and swing.’ I tugged the tassel and swung and Whoosh! Stars distant below, velvet and silk far behind ochre stretches indigo on the jasmine zephyr. Ancient tombs **** past, dry walled cities hidden in dust. Will I see my dinner? The sun hisses, the moon stretches spilling onto the onyx sea. ‘Where to?’ Fez says ‘It’s your ride’ I shrug. ‘Maybe an ex, or your boss.’ ‘Nah, that would be a waste.’ ‘How about the Jungle or The World’s Roof?’ Restless I turn and say ‘Just home will do’
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 11:09 AM UTC
Taxi Ride
Taxi Ride ‘Hop on.’ says The Fez ‘There’s no stairs.’ Sleepy eyed dry mouth. ‘Tug the tassel and swing.’ I tugged the tassel and swung and Whoosh! Stars distant below, velvet and silk far behind ochre stretches indigo on the jasmine zephyr. Ancient tombs **** past, dry walled cities hidden in dust. Will I see my dinner? The sun hisses, the moon stretches spilling onto the onyx sea. ‘Where to?’ Fez says ‘It’s your ride’ I shrug. ‘Maybe an ex, or your boss.’ ‘Nah, that would be a waste.’ ‘How about the Jungle or The World’s Roof?’ Restless I turn and say ‘Just home will do’
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Nov 27, 2013
Nov 27, 2013 at 11:09 AM UTC
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