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Aug 2022
It’s the full chassis’ hum that kicks a spray to every side.
The ashy harness clutched that bucks,
Shivers, rips coldly into a glide.
Every diversion is a turbulence of concatenate kind,
Shared web trembling waves, each announcing life.

Yes – from the tremor of wind and water to
the heron’s calligraphic precision –
Everything. Everything always moves. Even you,
The machine-rider, throned high.
Keeping dry while streaming sea into sky.

If you dig in your heels and pull wide, you might feel it:
The lurch of your own wake.
Awash in your own life.
8/1/22
Owen J Henahan
Written by
Owen J Henahan  23/M/Peachtree City, GA
(23/M/Peachtree City, GA)   
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