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Ode to the Rusted Out Ford on Bourbon

She ain't moved in years,

but the tires still dream of open roads.

Sun-faded paint peels like dead skin,

a junkyard queen in exile.


Someone left a cassette in the tape deck,

Black Sabbath’s music trapped in time,

singing about war pigs that we never understood.


I ran my fingers over the cracked leather seat,

and for a second,

I swore I heard the engine whisper:


"We could’ve gone anywhere, kid."

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