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is cracked and beaten by blistering heat and blistered feet the Road is long and heavy ridges eroded by sweat and tear the Road is the arizona sun Parched and pale Heat resonating over the evergoing stretches of black ash and stone the Road has taken its toll on me my tired eyes and burnt lips utter prayer to thee the Road asks, takes, wants… all and gives only more Road in return the Road is twisted, barren and broken, eroded by the stream of flesh and bone and the dust will kick up and the winds will shatter the sand around you and you’ll tuck down your skull wondering Why do I ride the Road? Then and then only In that flicker of time between question and answer the Road will ask. it will whisper for your soul do not give it. do not cede. give everything else but not that. If you do this, Then only will you quench your thirst and have the epiphany To look back upon the years rode and wander into wonder of the many lessons learned.
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May 9, 2019
May 9, 2019 at 12:24 PM UTC
The Road
is cracked and beaten by blistering heat and blistered feet the Road is long and heavy ridges eroded by sweat and tear the Road is the arizona sun Parched and pale Heat resonating over the evergoing stretches of black ash and stone the Road has taken its toll on me my tired eyes and burnt lips utter prayer to thee the Road asks, takes, wants… all and gives only more Road in return the Road is twisted, barren and broken, eroded by the stream of flesh and bone and the dust will kick up and the winds will shatter the sand around you and you’ll tuck down your skull wondering Why do I ride the Road? Then and then only In that flicker of time between question and answer the Road will ask. it will whisper for your soul do not give it. do not cede. give everything else but not that. If you do this, Then only will you quench your thirst and have the epiphany To look back upon the years rode and wander into wonder of the many lessons learned.
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23/M/Sudbury, Ontario
May 9, 2019
May 9, 2019 at 12:24 PM UTC
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