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I-5

We are soft souls blown

‘round with everything,

we are sifted sands

and treated grasses.

We plug ourselves

into cars and wait for destinations;

And still:

Violins ******* make people cry

(the tremolo stings your spine into shivers)

 

And that gives me something

you might call hope

for my age-bracket.

This has been somewhat of

a spiritual undertaking for me.

The roads of the interstate carry me

out of my reality

and into another consciousness.

Extended driving (the heavy tremolando).

I'm blue-glassed eyes and

I am ultraviolet light

and I open the car window

to exhale a lung of smoke

into the dustbowl.

Well, hell;

It's California.

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Written by
anthony-brautigan
28 / M / American
Published
Mar 26, 2021
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~2011

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