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Tonight I found myself in a parking lot. I jumped, I ran, I slid, and I smiled. I, once again looked for shortcuts to ordinary life such as: crammed buses and their empty roofs. the moon looked sharp, and I wasn't worried of anyone else; but me. eluding merely six vehicles in a free-way because I like the rush next to death. but I was breathing, more alive than ever, with a board on 4-wheels gripped. and proud to be lost, proud to be nothing, proud to feel like I did first, 5 years ago. and I was happy.
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Apr 23, 2015
Apr 23, 2015 at 10:38 AM UTC
PARKING LOT POEM
Tonight I found myself in a parking lot. I jumped, I ran, I slid, and I smiled. I, once again looked for shortcuts to ordinary life such as: crammed buses and their empty roofs. the moon looked sharp, and I wasn't worried of anyone else; but me. eluding merely six vehicles in a free-way because I like the rush next to death. but I was breathing, more alive than ever, with a board on 4-wheels gripped. and proud to be lost, proud to be nothing, proud to feel like I did first, 5 years ago. and I was happy.
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Apr 23, 2015
Apr 23, 2015 at 10:38 AM UTC
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