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Hitchhiker

by afterimage

I’m staring at cars going to the horizon. Thumb out by the road I walk beside them. Some are too kind and give me a ride. But I’m a passenger. Their journey’s not mine. They head to their goal with no hint of doubt. Soon they will stop and I must get out They leave me behind, I’ve no car of my own. I look for headlights to bring me along. I beg for rides just to get farther. My journey is long and it just gets harder. I steal each mile and climb even higher. Keep moving. I am life’s hitchhiker.
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Jan 25, 2016
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Sequel to 'Drive'

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#life#miles#journey#ride#moving#drive#passenger#hitchhiker#afterimage
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