Thought

Oct. 4th, 2003 01:00 pm
jazzfish: a black-haired man with a big sword. blood stains the snow behind (Eddard Stark)
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Six o'clock in the morning
You're the last to hear the warning
You've been trying to throw your arms around the world


I have never been out driving and not had someone else on the road with me. No matter how late or how early, there's always a few other cars. As I move through the predawn I get a sense of kinship with them all. I'm not the only one crazy enough to be going somewhere while the rest of the world sleeps.

Sunrise like a nosebleed
Your head hurts and you can't breathe
You been trying to throw your arms around the world


I see bits of sunsets all the time, but I've not sat through one in ages. There's no good place around here to watch the sun go down; it's behind mountains and houses and such. This morning, thanks to my east-facing backyard, I was given a glorious sunrise. The sky gradually lightened from faint pink to bright red, and just as I thought I'd missed the sun behind the clouds a touch of yellow appeared over the horizon.

Nothin' much to say I guess
Just the same as all the rest
Been tryin' to throw my arms around the world

Date: 2003-10-04 10:11 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] idoru.livejournal.com
actually, one of my favorite drives is going back to school sometime after midnight, because there's almost always a stretch of 17/50[/55?] that's just me. i try to avoid seeing other taillights. i prefer feeling forever stretching out in front of me to having to share that feeling with anyone else.

me, car, dark, sunroof open [unless rain; and climate control in car to account for whatever hot or cold is finagling its way in], music on and loud, and i am music in the dark in perpetual motion.

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"Jazz Fish, a saxophone playing wanderer, finds himself in Mamboland at a critical phase in his life." --Howie Green, on his book Jazz Fish Zen

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