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Insanity

"I think he started his Sylvester's a bit early" my father jokes, as the motorcycle swerves in front of us. "Stop," I want to scream. This is insanity. Three tons of steel under your command and a man on a motorcycle is so vulnerable. We continue blithely on, my father won't see how his jokes paralyze me.
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8:45 PM

Written December 31, 2013

     on the highway

edited January 6, 2014

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