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Ride-

He rode that ride-

His eyes crossed in time-

No reckless care for the wind, no wild care for mine-

He felt that fast brush-that freedom in the air-

The curve of the appeal-

Had him truly not scared-

The jolt of the speed-faster than he perceived-

Caution elimination-was one hell of a lead-

And then there it was-The bang down below-

The wind of the freedom meet him with hello-

Now the carcass once so lit by life-

Hangs dormant in the street-as sirens sing lullabies-

His mother eyes-gone dark as that day-

His father’s love-gone without a word to say-

And all for that moment-for the wicked speed of air-

Now once so empty is plastered with beware-

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richard-itskovich
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Published
Apr 12, 2012
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