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Hitchhiker
I had no car, I tell them, my family had no car, and do not speak of what it meant to stand alone against the movement of the earth-- prophet of silence, who, despite his own desire, must see, clairvoyant, mystified, the whirring of the world, not native to its orbit nor sheltered of its sky, until the nomad road, tired of itself, invites of him, the stranger, to go as far as someone else decides.
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