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I have no inspiration so I walk down my street but being suburbia, I have no inspiration so I drive to the end of town where I can be alone except for the occasional car driving by, and the occasional bird that flies by and perhaps the rabbit that skips through the dry grass waiting for spring to awaken it. I sit next to a barbed wire fence on a little rock crouching, slightly uncomfortable, taking in the moment. Still no inspiration. Slowly the dusty afternoon gives way to a dusty sunset and night eventually takes the land in its purples and reds and blues. And I sit there, shivering in the cold Colorado evening and think. Still no inspiration.
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Mar 24, 2011
Mar 24, 2011 at 11:38 PM UTC
Inspiration
I have no inspiration so I walk down my street but being suburbia, I have no inspiration so I drive to the end of town where I can be alone except for the occasional car driving by, and the occasional bird that flies by and perhaps the rabbit that skips through the dry grass waiting for spring to awaken it. I sit next to a barbed wire fence on a little rock crouching, slightly uncomfortable, taking in the moment. Still no inspiration. Slowly the dusty afternoon gives way to a dusty sunset and night eventually takes the land in its purples and reds and blues. And I sit there, shivering in the cold Colorado evening and think. Still no inspiration.
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Mar 24, 2011
Mar 24, 2011 at 11:38 PM UTC
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