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The day has been long but the road has an unusual peace about it. Lights fly past like stars and even if I was thoughtful enough to wish, these are not the sort to oblige. Home is almost upon me and I am grateful. As thoughts of sleep invade my thoughts they are interrupted. Rubber burns metal twists bones break blood spills, and the stench of whiskey stumbles away into the dark. As the cold washes over me I cannot help but to think of you and how I wish I could have held you one last time, but these stars are not the kind to oblige.
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Feb 27, 2011
Feb 27, 2011 at 8:27 PM UTC
Stars
The day has been long but the road has an unusual peace about it. Lights fly past like stars and even if I was thoughtful enough to wish, these are not the sort to oblige. Home is almost upon me and I am grateful. As thoughts of sleep invade my thoughts they are interrupted. Rubber burns metal twists bones break blood spills, and the stench of whiskey stumbles away into the dark. As the cold washes over me I cannot help but to think of you and how I wish I could have held you one last time, but these stars are not the kind to oblige.
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Feb 27, 2011
Feb 27, 2011 at 8:27 PM UTC
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