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Riding my Virago

Sat astride my iron horse, rumbling as it were

Twisting her horns, just a bit more

Hear her growl and roar

Eating miles, gliding ashore, black tarmac, paths unsure

Curling along snaking roads, blazing down the lines

Ambling through greens and moors, nature is sublime

Sun warming my body, wind settling my troubled soul

Gladdening this weary heart, my much beloved Virago

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Nov 8, 2013
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