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My daughter's on her bike today
just riding to and fro, I can't get her to understand I want her to go slow. The training wheels are rising just off the asphalt drive, and the faster she can pedal, the more she comes alive. I can see these visions now of bloody, broken skin, contusions or a broken bone on her tiny little shin. Tell me it's a nightmare. "Daddy take these two wheels off." I sense that I am dreaming or there's something strange aloft. Then she stands beside me, tugs my pants, says "ding, ding, ding, daddy, listen to me, I want to go and swing."
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