RoutineA Poem by Caroline Blairexplanation kills the art
March had come and gone,
leaving less beautiful than it arrived. And we still drive down the same roads we did 8 years ago. The ones of ordinary people and ordinary cars with their ordinary wheels, just spinning, spinning, spinning. So within repeated rotations, I felt a subtle sadness. This was a feeling that lived and breathed and smiled despite it’s own nature. And deep down, this was a feeling that wanted, so badly, to be ripped from routine.
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