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My Snowmobile
I am yellow and black. I am not perfect
I am drawn twoards the fresh snow
Full throttle, needed or not.
I am not trashed just worn-
My track and windshield show it.
Most of my life I am obsurving a garage door.
It is tan with metal bars.
My real heart is the trailor doors though, that means its time to ride.
I am usually blinded by snow untill I see the garage door again.
Now I am a trailor. I feel weight on my axle,
One by one I feel more and more weight.
I hold my breath while going down the frost heaved roads’
I look back and I am thankful I did not snap
I am rewarded with the weight being taken off my axle
I am important to the weight, it comes and goes.
It could be months before the weight comes back
But when it does I just hold my breath and don’t break
Cause if I do the weight will be gone.

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