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Hiking

by megan-hundley

Sometimes, it takes a rope with split ends, steep foot holes and time limits. Red earth worms and a speech- I listen; I [do] not understand 30 second pulses and a swinging braid always fall for waves of fog, lost in forced discovery each shoe string is reminiscent, touch opaque cracking dissolved into the rapids rapidly refreshing moss wigs heels pressed against soprano rain water shaking ripples, this swelling log has the answer I could have made it up the hill I could have found my way I could have chosen differently
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megan-hundley
25 / F / American
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Written by
megan-hundley
25 / F / American
Published
Apr 25, 2012
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1m
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