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A World of His Own
On the Radio Gifted to sing, A beautiful voice Takes him by eagle’s wings. But in truth it’s better He go there, and Not to the voice of a harlot’s stare. It fills the boredom Burnt out days, Transported in dulcet fantasy While gliding on highway lanes. The tires even bounce In tune From dancing hips And kicking legs. The veer of the steer The quick and oft short-stops Braking to the beat Impervious to the cops. From the hum, A driver rolls up his window, From jangle, jarring to the ears While he rides smoothly On the verge— Slacking all his fears |
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