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I never was a fan Of buckling in a van And sitting To mostly go Where I never wanted. I never found it a thrill Scrunching my body In every vehicle my grandparents leased Every time my family and I would visit. And, isn’t it ironic How I’m the middle child of my family And the middle seat in the back would always be available Especially for me? Traveling on a road For more than an hour Feels like a breeze after a time. But somehow the shorter car rides Seem to take forever, The basic mile perceptually elongated. Just my luck. Everything I have done, Every activity my parents rode me too Required my AIS And patience toward whichever parent Navigated. I almost begin to believe That traffic roads have a treadmill mechanism To illusion travel and make one believe That the wheels spin forward, But I think they lag atop the same gravel Much too long for my patience and time. As I crave for a hurry in life When time slowly fumbles, I wonder if I would get to where I want to be faster If I took the wheel.
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May 25, 2018
May 25, 2018 at 7:48 PM UTC
Life is a Car Ride