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| by Mike Monroe | ||||||
| Camping In November there�s nothing like dirt roads and a car spitting dust rumbling bumping up the side of a mountain with the sun shining down in the openings in the leaf roof rustling and red and orange and brown and the car rolls slowly so sit back and relax and tonight you�ll be sitting next to the warm quiet light of the smoky smelling campfire drinking and laughing and looking at stars and forgetting and making memories and soon with a smile you�ll have forgotten where you started Back to Index E-mail the Poet |
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