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being broke

I drive myself to the edges of town,

hoping I can find solace

in not being able to see the lines on the road

through the rain

I drive people mad

hoping I can seek gratitude

in the capacity of kindness I find

when I am lonesome.

 

as I sit in a ****** café,

instead finding solace and gratitude

at the bottom of the best **** tea I've ever had,

I find both my gas tank

and my desire for human intimacy

are on reserve

and I can't afford to fill up either.

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haven-collie
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Jan 9, 2013
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