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The stroll took place around 7.30pm Pathway narrows off coming to its end Tarmac river escapes to the other side - push on or go back? Step out with trepidation, speedway of death growling Clear head, open ear – to carry me Uneven ground takes over the direction Poppies swaying among tall strands of gathered grass Almost removed from my skin An alsatian leaps and barks – introduction or warning voice? The undergrowth moves and cracks Sky light continues overhead, securing me A passer by greets me and continues on It is strange to be acknowledged in this way A small group of adolescents takes their turn also I am encouraged from this monosyllabic stage of life that they would even bother Reaching the tunnel of sounding motorway transport, it echoes I notice homes not seen before in swift passing Branches bathed in green, stretch out blocking As though reaching to connect Pushed aside, I continue My head freeing up
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Jun 16, 2012
Jun 16, 2012 at 6:13 PM UTC
2.6 mile
The stroll took place around 7.30pm Pathway narrows off coming to its end Tarmac river escapes to the other side - push on or go back? Step out with trepidation, speedway of death growling Clear head, open ear – to carry me Uneven ground takes over the direction Poppies swaying among tall strands of gathered grass Almost removed from my skin An alsatian leaps and barks – introduction or warning voice? The undergrowth moves and cracks Sky light continues overhead, securing me A passer by greets me and continues on It is strange to be acknowledged in this way A small group of adolescents takes their turn also I am encouraged from this monosyllabic stage of life that they would even bother Reaching the tunnel of sounding motorway transport, it echoes I notice homes not seen before in swift passing Branches bathed in green, stretch out blocking As though reaching to connect Pushed aside, I continue My head freeing up
laura-susan-smith
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Jun 16, 2012
Jun 16, 2012 at 6:13 PM UTC
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