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Bike Ride

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My knuckles have turned to white,

From gripping the bar so tight.

Plunging ever faster through the night,

I abandon all - restraint, fear, sight.

                         ----

Bouncing blindly, I grimace,

Not from pain, but sudden bliss.

The pang of perception leaves me breathless,

Was I really so faithless to miss this?

                           --

I see now what I've forgot,

That my worry's all for naught.

Trust in that eternal, stems the onslaught

Of uncertainty with which life is fraught.

                            -

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Afghan
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Dec 24, 2009
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