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"assing" poems
one a day until they all go away that is how this mean girl plays them hips, that swagger, with ******* and moans, drag-assing with pathetic groans suspend not, your disbelief, I don't need you to believe in me, I'm tried, tested, true, Been through the thick of it, Came out, through and through, I don't need no guff, no trouble, No one standing in my way, I want my adventure, to say what I say.
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Sep 9, 2014
Sep 9, 2014 at 5:44 PM UTC
the thick of it
****** I can't get this together. Everything is falling apart. Life is losing its meaning and I can't fix it. ****** Time is truly against me and I can't change it. I'm losing it. I'm losing it. ........ I can't get it. I lost. I'm utterly defeated. I'm done. I'm through. This world is just going to spit me up. I already know it. I'm alone on this. I might as well leave everyone. Whoa there sparky. Time to calm yourself. Firstly, breathe. You can do this. You have everything and I mean EVERYTHING you need. All the resources and equipment are sitting in front of you. Your life, is just at a fork in the road. Like Robert Frost, "Take the road less traveled by. It'll make all the difference." Secondly, grab a Coke from the fridge, eat an apple, watch a movie. You've been through worse remember? The world is trying to break you. It's done it before, but never again. You made a promise to yourself remember? You were going to seize all opportunities and stop half-assing everything. THIS IS ONE OF THOSE OPPORTUNITIES! Do not back down! Not on this. Grab the world by its ear and yank until it submits. You! Got! This! Thirdly and most importantly, Be patient. All of these things that you do have a way of working out. You've noticed it. I know you have. Be patient with yourself. You are your own worst enemy. And you know who's stronger. It's time to do this. Get up, breathe, get creative. Time is nothing now. It will come to your side when you're winning. Hey bro........ it's time.
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Oct 12, 2013
Oct 12, 2013 at 12:46 AM UTC
Patience
****** I can't get this together. Everything is falling apart. Life is losing its meaning and I can't fix it. ****** Time is truly against me and I can't change it. I'm losing it. I'm losing it. ........ I can't get it. I lost. I'm utterly defeated. I'm done. I'm through. This world is just going to spit me up. I already know it. I'm alone on this. I might as well leave everyone. Whoa there sparky. Time to calm yourself. Firstly, breathe. You can do this. You have everything and I mean EVERYTHING you need. All the resources and equipment are sitting in front of you. Your life, is just at a fork in the road. Like Robert Frost, "Take the road less traveled by. It'll make all the difference." Secondly, grab a Coke from the fridge, eat an apple, watch a movie. You've been through worse remember? The world is trying to break you. It's done it before, but never again. You made a promise to yourself remember? You were going to seize all opportunities and stop half-assing everything. THIS IS ONE OF THOSE OPPORTUNITIES! Do not back down! Not on this. Grab the world by its ear and yank until it submits. You! Got! This! Thirdly and most importantly, Be patient. All of these things that you do have a way of working out. You've noticed it. I know you have. Be patient with yourself. You are your own worst enemy. And you know who's stronger. It's time to do this. Get up, breathe, get creative. Time is nothing now. It will come to your side when you're winning. Hey bro........ it's time.
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there are no words for the way my ski n electrifies when y our smoke wraps ar ound our bodies and sends shivers down m y spine because you a re trickling your finge rs down my ribs and s ometimes i can not hel p but think about how blood felt trickling dow n my wrists and by the time you came around i was so far gone that i 'm more than surprised about how someone wh ose smile is always six m iles wide could love some one who wants to be bur ied six feet under and if i lost the chance to tell you that i love you, then i don ;t know where i would be and if i make my bed in a grave before you do i hop e you never pick up the bo ttle again and try to find s olace because we both kno w that anesthetics are neve r any different from poison s and if your nerve endings remember my touch and y our breath gets short but h eavy when you think you j ust got a text from me but you remember that the te xt will never come; i want y ou to know that i love yo u and that you can make it through anything and if yo u do just one thing in my r emembrance then i want y ou to never ******* drink my taste away because no matter how strong you se em i still think that my p assing will make you a lit tle uneasy and a little diff erent maybe and i wonde r if you'll cry anywhere c lose to as much as i used t o cry on a nightly basis a nd will you sneak out an d walk down to the stop sign where we exhaled a nd inhaled smoke and we held each other and **** man when i laid on the as phalt i still wished a car w ould come speeding by e ven though that's so **** ed up and this isn't even a poem it's just a ****** up story but if you ever love d me at all, you won't pi ck up the bottle- you wo n't take a shot even if it m eans remembering the tr igger.
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Aug 8, 2014
Aug 8, 2014 at 10:54 PM UTC
overflow
there are no words for the way my ski n electrifies when y our smoke wraps ar ound our bodies and sends shivers down m y spine because you a re trickling your finge rs down my ribs and s ometimes i can not hel p but think about how blood felt trickling dow n my wrists and by the time you came around i was so far gone that i 'm more than surprised about how someone wh ose smile is always six m iles wide could love some one who wants to be bur ied six feet under and if i lost the chance to tell you that i love you, then i don ;t know where i would be and if i make my bed in a grave before you do i hop e you never pick up the bo ttle again and try to find s olace because we both kno w that anesthetics are neve r any different from poison s and if your nerve endings remember my touch and y our breath gets short but h eavy when you think you j ust got a text from me but you remember that the te xt will never come; i want y ou to know that i love yo u and that you can make it through anything and if yo u do just one thing in my r emembrance then i want y ou to never ******* drink my taste away because no matter how strong you se em i still think that my p assing will make you a lit tle uneasy and a little diff erent maybe and i wonde r if you'll cry anywhere c lose to as much as i used t o cry on a nightly basis a nd will you sneak out an d walk down to the stop sign where we exhaled a nd inhaled smoke and we held each other and **** man when i laid on the as phalt i still wished a car w ould come speeding by e ven though that's so **** ed up and this isn't even a poem it's just a ****** up story but if you ever love d me at all, you won't pi ck up the bottle- you wo n't take a shot even if it m eans remembering the tr igger.
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Happy birthday, by the way. I just thought I’d write to you, since I never really did It’s been two years now two complete rotations around the sun since you died. I probably think about you every week- believe it or not, you changed my whole outlook on life But I’m sorry to say it didn’t happen until you left. I think about you every time I leave the house in the morning I think about how sudden it was and how that happens every day to all kinds of people even you. I think about you every time I say goodbye to anyone especially if the person I’m saluting is getting into a car and when I say goodbye I say it as heartfully as I can and I hope that maybe they’ll realize that I’m saying “I love you” and “please, for the love of god, drive safely. please.” all in one word. Because if I said it openly like that they’d all think I was totally mental. I’m not mental. I’m just a lover and a fighter who lost something he didn’t even think he had the option of losing. I think about you when I hug anyone. because you never know.   and hugs are not ever worth half-assing.                        ever.   So maybe I lied. and maybe I actually think about you multiple times a day every day of my life.    not consciously i guess.       but I can tell you for certain that your absence is felt           in one way or another                       every                                    day                              of my life. I wish I could have learned these lessons without losing you.                         but you went all the same                                          and here we all are.              anyways happy birthday.                                                         Miss you.
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Nov 20, 2013
Nov 20, 2013 at 3:16 PM UTC
Birthday
Happy birthday, by the way. I just thought I’d write to you, since I never really did It’s been two years now two complete rotations around the sun since you died. I probably think about you every week- believe it or not, you changed my whole outlook on life But I’m sorry to say it didn’t happen until you left. I think about you every time I leave the house in the morning I think about how sudden it was and how that happens every day to all kinds of people even you. I think about you every time I say goodbye to anyone especially if the person I’m saluting is getting into a car and when I say goodbye I say it as heartfully as I can and I hope that maybe they’ll realize that I’m saying “I love you” and “please, for the love of god, drive safely. please.” all in one word. Because if I said it openly like that they’d all think I was totally mental. I’m not mental. I’m just a lover and a fighter who lost something he didn’t even think he had the option of losing. I think about you when I hug anyone. because you never know.   and hugs are not ever worth half-assing.                        ever.   So maybe I lied. and maybe I actually think about you multiple times a day every day of my life.    not consciously i guess.       but I can tell you for certain that your absence is felt           in one way or another                       every                                    day                              of my life. I wish I could have learned these lessons without losing you.                         but you went all the same                                          and here we all are.              anyways happy birthday.                                                         Miss you.
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if my tongue was as good with words as my fingers on the keys there would be no need for me to write this half assed poetry
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Mar 24, 2011
Mar 24, 2011 at 8:19 PM UTC
half assing it
Grab a hand There are many searching for yours reach down, your hand will find nothing in the clouds pull them the sky is blue because of you you yearn but asked for it to be easy but help and you will find it reciprocated see them so much potential if only they had you bring happiness theirs will bring yours smile wide there's no reason for half-assing it dont worry not all rewards are immediate and when they are hard cry loud what did i say about half-assing but hope because it's all just a wheel and you will be back on top dont fret you'll be just fine
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Nov 13, 2013
Nov 13, 2013 at 8:12 PM UTC
try harder
To A STRANGER by: Walt Whitman (1819-1892) ASSING stranger! you do not know how longingly I look upon you, You must be he I was seeking, or she I was seeking, (it comes to me as of a dream,) I have somewhere surely lived a life of joy with you, All is recall'd as we flit by each other, fluid, affectionate, chaste, matured, You grew up with me, were a boy with me or a girl with me, I ate with you and slept with you, your body has become not yours only nor left my body mine only, You give me the pleasure of your eyes, face, flesh, as we pass, you take of my beard, breast, hands, in return, I am not to speak to you, I am to think of you when I sit alone or wake at night alone, I am to wait, I do not doubt I am to meet you again, I am to see to it that I do not lose you.
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Mar 3, 2015
Mar 3, 2015 at 6:59 PM UTC
To A Stranger by Walt Whitman
☆TRIGGER WARNING☆ Stop shaking Maybe you didn't press hard enough So the bleeding will stop after an hour And you’ll only be left feeling light-headed Proving that you didn't have it in you Try harder If you want to commit ****** You have to commit to it There is no half-assing a crime It’s either all or nothing And you've already gotten your hands ***** If you stop now You'll be caught But it's hard to be fearless When the murderer and the victim are both you Right? So… Be braver If you over analyse this Your victim-side Will prevent you from cutting deep enough You have a sharp blade But your will is weak So strengthen it Push past the pain If it hurts Good Of course it'll hurt! It’s death If you truly want it Then your murderer-side Will get over the agony and the guilt To seek the power to succeed Embrace the feeling If you hospitalize yourself again Your family won't forgive you this time So finish the ******* job Because the pills only gave you a tummy-ache And the noose snapped under your weight And the gun that Daddy hides doesn't have any bullets in it So this is a last resort Find your courage If the bleeding stops Pick up the blade And try again Don't be stupid by cutting horizontally You've seen enough TV to know That the cuts have to be vertical Be desperate If you feel yourself getting tired Let yourself sleep It means you're getting away with ****** It means you're succeeding **Don't wake up** If you do You didn’t try hard enough You weren't brave enough You didn’t push past the pain You couldn't embrace the feeling You never found your courage You weren't desperate enough You're a failure You're a ************* coward.
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Oct 11, 2017
Oct 11, 2017 at 3:16 PM UTC
You're a ************* Coward
☆TRIGGER WARNING☆ Stop shaking Maybe you didn't press hard enough So the bleeding will stop after an hour And you’ll only be left feeling light-headed Proving that you didn't have it in you Try harder If you want to commit ****** You have to commit to it There is no half-assing a crime It’s either all or nothing And you've already gotten your hands ***** If you stop now You'll be caught But it's hard to be fearless When the murderer and the victim are both you Right? So… Be braver If you over analyse this Your victim-side Will prevent you from cutting deep enough You have a sharp blade But your will is weak So strengthen it Push past the pain If it hurts Good Of course it'll hurt! It’s death If you truly want it Then your murderer-side Will get over the agony and the guilt To seek the power to succeed Embrace the feeling If you hospitalize yourself again Your family won't forgive you this time So finish the ******* job Because the pills only gave you a tummy-ache And the noose snapped under your weight And the gun that Daddy hides doesn't have any bullets in it So this is a last resort Find your courage If the bleeding stops Pick up the blade And try again Don't be stupid by cutting horizontally You've seen enough TV to know That the cuts have to be vertical Be desperate If you feel yourself getting tired Let yourself sleep It means you're getting away with ****** It means you're succeeding **Don't wake up** If you do You didn’t try hard enough You weren't brave enough You didn’t push past the pain You couldn't embrace the feeling You never found your courage You weren't desperate enough You're a failure You're a ************* coward.
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I sit here now typing away at my beloved laptop that I got for Christmas. Something I never in a million years thought I would have. I sit here because I was assigned to write. Write about what? I'm not sure. There wasn't a prompt, just some Langston Hughes poem. But I'm not thinking about that poem. I'm thinking about other schoolwork and tomorrow and faded memories of an old friend leading me down a cold, black street. I'm thinking about the burger I ate that night and about how I'll never wake up on time at this rate. My high school career in a nutshell I guess. Being assigned things and half-assing them. Then painting or writing poetry afterward when the papers have already been turned in. Rarely able to put myself into my assignments. I tucked my mother in ten minutes ago and I should be asleep but this assignment matters even though it does not. It does not matter to me in it's original form as a microscopic detail in my big portrait of life. Assignment- grade- percentage- GPA- graduation- college- graduation again- more college- career- money- food- survival- . Of course I have passions, but my teachers do not see them do not experience them because they cannot assign me to do what I want express what I want learn what I want for a grade like I am doing here. So I cannot bring my passions to high school but who cares? All I have ever cared about since kindergarten when I decided not to drop out was getting to a university. I have dealt with busy work and bullies stress and standardized tests and missing six hours, five days a week of my life to try and get to this place. A place where I wouldn't have to ask for a pink crayon to draw an udder on my udderless cow. I could just go buy a pink crayon and redraw the whole cow myself if I wanted to. College for me was the place where I could finally learn information relevant to what I wanted to pursue in life. The things that I am learning in high school are fine I guess... intriguing most of the time. But I know deep down I know that for twelve years I've just been moseying along. Getting average grades only so I could reach this place where I could be free to learn about things that obtain to me. Where I digested information and didn't spit it back out for a grade. Where education is optional and my assignments would lead me to something more. More. I don't think I did this assignment right, but this assignment doesn't matter even though it does.
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May 31, 2016
May 31, 2016 at 1:58 AM UTC
Wanted To Write About Something...And Didn't.
I sit here now typing away at my beloved laptop that I got for Christmas. Something I never in a million years thought I would have. I sit here because I was assigned to write. Write about what? I'm not sure. There wasn't a prompt, just some Langston Hughes poem. But I'm not thinking about that poem. I'm thinking about other schoolwork and tomorrow and faded memories of an old friend leading me down a cold, black street. I'm thinking about the burger I ate that night and about how I'll never wake up on time at this rate. My high school career in a nutshell I guess. Being assigned things and half-assing them. Then painting or writing poetry afterward when the papers have already been turned in. Rarely able to put myself into my assignments. I tucked my mother in ten minutes ago and I should be asleep but this assignment matters even though it does not. It does not matter to me in it's original form as a microscopic detail in my big portrait of life. Assignment- grade- percentage- GPA- graduation- college- graduation again- more college- career- money- food- survival- . Of course I have passions, but my teachers do not see them do not experience them because they cannot assign me to do what I want express what I want learn what I want for a grade like I am doing here. So I cannot bring my passions to high school but who cares? All I have ever cared about since kindergarten when I decided not to drop out was getting to a university. I have dealt with busy work and bullies stress and standardized tests and missing six hours, five days a week of my life to try and get to this place. A place where I wouldn't have to ask for a pink crayon to draw an udder on my udderless cow. I could just go buy a pink crayon and redraw the whole cow myself if I wanted to. College for me was the place where I could finally learn information relevant to what I wanted to pursue in life. The things that I am learning in high school are fine I guess... intriguing most of the time. But I know deep down I know that for twelve years I've just been moseying along. Getting average grades only so I could reach this place where I could be free to learn about things that obtain to me. Where I digested information and didn't spit it back out for a grade. Where education is optional and my assignments would lead me to something more. More. I don't think I did this assignment right, but this assignment doesn't matter even though it does.
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*"I'm half-assing this, which, to me, is a sign that I don't care enough. So now, if you'll excuse me."* With that, she walked out of the room and turned the corner. The five of us sat around the table in sheer disbelief, laughing. *"Miss! Wait. Your level of honesty is quite commendable,"* said his Honor between breaths. *"You're more honest with us than I am with myself. You're hired."* I wasn't sure how serious he was. I don't think any of us were, even him. A moment later, she came back around the archway and stood under the keystone with her arms crossed. A nice effect, one might comment. "Nice effect," said I. There was a glare. I know that glare.. *"When do I start?" "When will you care to?"* There were several seconds of silence. *"I think this is the beginning of a beautiful relationship, your Honor." "I hope you're right. For both our sakes."* Without skipping a beat, she retorted that *"hope is a sign of vulnerability, your Honor." "Vulnerability can be a sign of courage, young one,"* came our familiar voice of wisdom, equally on tempo. "Yeah!" Said I. A smirk cracked the veil of her face. Where have I seen that face.. *"I care to begin right now." "It pleases the counsel to hear that, miss.." "Anya. That's all you get. Now, let me see to the spectacle.."* She walked back out the room, turning the other corner. My heart grew heavier the instant it clicked. I knew I knew that face. ***** be crazy. *"Oh, ******** I told myself. "It's her!" "I know!" I replied. "This oughtta be good."
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Feb 23, 2015
Feb 23, 2015 at 7:21 PM UTC
Excerpt 11
*"I'm half-assing this, which, to me, is a sign that I don't care enough. So now, if you'll excuse me."* With that, she walked out of the room and turned the corner. The five of us sat around the table in sheer disbelief, laughing. *"Miss! Wait. Your level of honesty is quite commendable,"* said his Honor between breaths. *"You're more honest with us than I am with myself. You're hired."* I wasn't sure how serious he was. I don't think any of us were, even him. A moment later, she came back around the archway and stood under the keystone with her arms crossed. A nice effect, one might comment. "Nice effect," said I. There was a glare. I know that glare.. *"When do I start?" "When will you care to?"* There were several seconds of silence. *"I think this is the beginning of a beautiful relationship, your Honor." "I hope you're right. For both our sakes."* Without skipping a beat, she retorted that *"hope is a sign of vulnerability, your Honor." "Vulnerability can be a sign of courage, young one,"* came our familiar voice of wisdom, equally on tempo. "Yeah!" Said I. A smirk cracked the veil of her face. Where have I seen that face.. *"I care to begin right now." "It pleases the counsel to hear that, miss.." "Anya. That's all you get. Now, let me see to the spectacle.."* She walked back out the room, turning the other corner. My heart grew heavier the instant it clicked. I knew I knew that face. ***** be crazy. *"Oh, ******** I told myself. "It's her!" "I know!" I replied. "This oughtta be good."
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I soaked in every word from your mouth and repeated it back to you and I guess it was assumed that something had bloomed While we walked the town to get coffee
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Jan 1, 2015
Jan 1, 2015 at 11:01 PM UTC
Half-assing Life
Started lifting weights again Started writing without meaning Regurgitating days in the cyber escape For if you work really hard you will succeed Parallel by memories of Santiago Montana New Mexico and the places I havent been to yet These days Languid blurs frolicking through hallways Opening closing doors Half assing entrances My addictive traits extinguished years ago I remember one jovial night when in a stupor she said You should learn to channel your anger to accomplish great things But it was never something I wanted to live with
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Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 6:20 PM UTC
W.I.P #10 Square Dancing in the Fog
Maybe if I rant then I will feel better but I am not sure if I will because Each time I do this I feel as though I should be mad at someone else but it is beginning to feel like I am the problem, either I give too little to someone or I give too much and It seems that too much is really Too Much, But I am tired of half-assing things because I deserve more than half an *** I deserve  the whole **** thing, except I am also willing to give my *** to nearly anyone who wants it, but I am not sure I even want the s e x or the touch but I think that I just want to feel worthy of something even if I am your Wet Dream or Your midnight fantasy I just want to Be something to you To be something to Anyone, why Is that so Wrong?
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May 2, 2020
May 2, 2020 at 9:21 PM UTC
Soliloquy no. 17
Back to work he hated half assing it he was all in or nothing. Rested from vacation trying not to get mad or upset with anyone because of their bad decisions that fell on him. Getting ready for the day seize the moment. His new bed all the back pain was minimal everything would tighten up but bearable. Trying to squeeze in training and work was going to be a challenge.
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Jan 3, 2022
Jan 3, 2022 at 10:27 AM UTC
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It wasn't that he didn't remember the lay of the land; Hell, knew it as well as his own name, (Even though, he noted with some disquiet, The pavement had crept a bit farther up Bootjack Hill, And there was a driveway or two, Not to mention the odd electric meter, That hadn't been there some years before) But there were considerations now, Things which needed to be taken into account Which, in his days of rattle-assing in these hills In his third-hand '75 Nova (Last of the Rochester straight-sixes, As so many bottles and cans raised in tribute noted Before he sold it to some kid from the neighborhood For fifty bucks, probably forty more than it was worth.) Had been under his radar, if not beneath his contempt, But he wasn't driving a beater with a cracked manifold now, And his hips and knees were less than amenable To changing a tire on a narrow strip Of packed dirt and gravel, And if you moved at more than a snail's pace up there, You could bust a brake line in short order, And if even you could walk to a point Where you had cell service, You had to convince someone from the garage in town To send someone up to those hills (He could just imagine someone on the other end After an incredulous pause saying You up where, now?) And he'd decided to tuck his car Into one of those **** new driveways (He'd have just K-turned it back in the day, But he knew those culverts were deep and serpentine) And headed back downhill, Reaching the Irish Settlement road (Itself only paved completely back in '84 or so) The drone of the tires on the tarmac Faintly irritating and mosquito-like.
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Jul 17, 2020
Jul 17, 2020 at 4:20 PM UTC
and thence to the main road
It wasn't that he didn't remember the lay of the land; Hell, knew it as well as his own name, (Even though, he noted with some disquiet, The pavement had crept a bit farther up Bootjack Hill, And there was a driveway or two, Not to mention the odd electric meter, That hadn't been there some years before) But there were considerations now, Things which needed to be taken into account Which, in his days of rattle-assing in these hills In his third-hand '75 Nova (Last of the Rochester straight-sixes, As so many bottles and cans raised in tribute noted Before he sold it to some kid from the neighborhood For fifty bucks, probably forty more than it was worth.) Had been under his radar, if not beneath his contempt, But he wasn't driving a beater with a cracked manifold now, And his hips and knees were less than amenable To changing a tire on a narrow strip Of packed dirt and gravel, And if you moved at more than a snail's pace up there, You could bust a brake line in short order, And if even you could walk to a point Where you had cell service, You had to convince someone from the garage in town To send someone up to those hills (He could just imagine someone on the other end After an incredulous pause saying You up where, now?) And he'd decided to tuck his car Into one of those **** new driveways (He'd have just K-turned it back in the day, But he knew those culverts were deep and serpentine) And headed back downhill, Reaching the Irish Settlement road (Itself only paved completely back in '84 or so) The drone of the tires on the tarmac Faintly irritating and mosquito-like.
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