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For Once
I have this reoccurring dream
 That the day I get my
 License I will turn off the
 GPS and listen to the road
 
 And my David Gray CD in
 The dashboard will propel
 Me to have no plan, no where
 To go; just keep moving, so
 
 When I see the exit for
 Northern Virginia, depending
 On my mood I either flip it off
 Or hop on and somehow
 
 Arrive at your doorstep (sans
 Map) Where I knock and your
 Flustered hummingbird of a mother
 Will answer the door and
 
 She won’t remember my name,
 It has been so long, and I’ll ask 
 Her if you are home and sometimes
 She says yes but you’re sleeping
 
 And I go in to wake you up but other
 Times she says you’re out with that 
 ‘Lovely’ girl I hear you’re with now and
 Somehow this all feels like enough

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