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The dial turns at the pace of the rubber, putting in miles while the hull shudders wishing it could take a moment, rest, gulp down gas. But my foot's aching to hit the plastic to the carpet, "Come on baby, shmob it!" like a commet. Wind smacks onto slick glass, flies past into the night right by the burnt out tail light. Ashes pouring out the cracked window "Come on baby, go!" Little kid dreams gleam in the high beams, wide-eyed and frantic. "Don't pani-" Crash.
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 1:22 AM UTC
Shmobbing
The dial turns at the pace of the rubber, putting in miles while the hull shudders wishing it could take a moment, rest, gulp down gas. But my foot's aching to hit the plastic to the carpet, "Come on baby, shmob it!" like a commet. Wind smacks onto slick glass, flies past into the night right by the burnt out tail light. Ashes pouring out the cracked window "Come on baby, go!" Little kid dreams gleam in the high beams, wide-eyed and frantic. "Don't pani-" Crash.
© Daniel Magner 2013
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Mar 17, 2013
Mar 17, 2013 at 1:22 AM UTC
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