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So I'm going home on saturday, not to stay, not to stay, but to see the cold comfort of well known well worn faces. Voices that don't crack at the thought of ice on windshields, minds that dont think of pouring hot water on cold glazed glass for a little quicker start. Going home to cold air and warm hearts, and trying not to think too much about that 90 minute ride in from O'Hare sitting in the back seat of a car that belongs to the reason I went 2000 miles away. 'stead I'm thinking of hot cups of bad coffee and worse service in a run down truck stop in a back woods little town and thinking maybe just for kicks I'll stop by the adult book store across the street and buy that big rubber fist and a tube of KY for a girl I'd really rather convince to hop on the plane with me come 12-27, just for kicks and a lifetime of sand and sun.
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Joe! This is really good! So descriptive -- that line "voices that don't crack.." is my favorite, I think.
Reminds me of cowboy poetry, in a way, but in free verse with no rhyme. Very straightforward and gritty, but honest.
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