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Like the car you dumped at the junk yard, you left me an empty shell of what I once was. You grabbed your suitcase and emptied all of me into it as soon as you found a vessel more flashy to carry your soul. My tires weren't brand new but my tread still hugged your road with great traction. My speakers crackle with age but I still played your favorites at your request. I have rust and some dents, but my glass was clear enough for you to see the path ahead. I may idle rough, and my exhaust is loud when you test my pedals with force, but I could've gotten you where you wanted to go. You partially lifted my decals, left the burnt-out air freshener dangling, dancing on the mirror, and the lighter you lost is still in my pocket. But I have a full tank of gas and someone new's got the key.
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Apr 29, 2017
Apr 29, 2017 at 8:33 PM UTC
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Like the car you dumped at the junk yard, you left me an empty shell of what I once was. You grabbed your suitcase and emptied all of me into it as soon as you found a vessel more flashy to carry your soul. My tires weren't brand new but my tread still hugged your road with great traction. My speakers crackle with age but I still played your favorites at your request. I have rust and some dents, but my glass was clear enough for you to see the path ahead. I may idle rough, and my exhaust is loud when you test my pedals with force, but I could've gotten you where you wanted to go. You partially lifted my decals, left the burnt-out air freshener dangling, dancing on the mirror, and the lighter you lost is still in my pocket. But I have a full tank of gas and someone new's got the key.
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Apr 29, 2017
Apr 29, 2017 at 8:33 PM UTC
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