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Lincoln, Nebraska (pt. IV)

by christopher-hendrix

Before I went my way I was unsure if my car tire popping constituted omen or bad luck. That is the frame of mind I was in leaving Lincoln. Now I realize most of this is temporary distraction, soon Nebraska passes and Missouri remains, as it always has. One year later I will change my college major, theatre to sociology. Lincoln taught me lessons, not all of them important. I found true solace in watching others, why they walk like that, what their hair says about their politics, microbes erupting into civilization. Leaving Lincoln behind was so remarkably necessary in its devices. I will always make time for my thoughts, my seasons, thanks to the dull, blinding cold of Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Jan 25, 2015
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#memories#nebraska#lincoln
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