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Hearbreak Avenue
Took to the long road
windows rolled down
hard hot breaths
of dry wind filling the
lungs, beating the skin
The unkempt road boasting
cracks and potholes became
a canvas for the scenery
as weeds popped their
heads out through cracks
a group hallelujah to the heavens
A worship to the hot burning sun
There is something wonderful
about weeds growing through
concrete. An honest freedom. A risky dare
to the authority that could have
them killed for no reason other
than their geographic stance
While the sun almost melts their
soft leaves to the tarmac that
begs for the nutriance of the
liquid in photosynthesis
Their posture retains it's
confidence and strength.
The blonde in the passenger seat
using the heated wind to style
her nylon like whips of hair
beat the headrest of that
seat like a merciless viking
flogging a bare fair skinned back
Has her clean bare feet on the dashboard
Her head nodding
in time to the bass beats
some techno radio station
is filling our ears with
Turns and pierces my soul with
her green eyes smiling
"I'm a weed"
she softly mumbles
"I'm as hard as concrete"
I whisper in the nicotine of the
second hand exhale I blow at
the stained windscreen from
the newly lit Camel cigarette
"I know" she retorts as she leans over
to take the warm beer saved in
the console to her lips
"The sun glares through
your cracks"
Then she pulled her dark
spectacles from her cleavage
and
covered her eyes
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