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I sailed a laser in the horseshoe bay of an island in the San Juans The wind was blowing from the south at twenty knots or so, it felt like fifty on my cheeks As I headed upwind and felt the vessel heel, my toes dug past their strap, I leaned to level 'til My face was sprinkled with the spray, my hair was trailing in the wake And geese did glide not far away, just above the crests, honking as I flew along and just behind them Skipping now and then, my windswept face like a stone
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Mar 6, 2010
Mar 6, 2010 at 7:24 AM UTC
Chasing Geese
I sailed a laser in the horseshoe bay of an island in the San Juans The wind was blowing from the south at twenty knots or so, it felt like fifty on my cheeks As I headed upwind and felt the vessel heel, my toes dug past their strap, I leaned to level 'til My face was sprinkled with the spray, my hair was trailing in the wake And geese did glide not far away, just above the crests, honking as I flew along and just behind them Skipping now and then, my windswept face like a stone
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Mar 6, 2010
Mar 6, 2010 at 7:24 AM UTC
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