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Poetry: Hitchhiking

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  by Rachel Howells

  The young woman ignored
  The no hitchhiking warning.
  She had already been through a lot,
  And she was in mourning.

  The night

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• 2 of 69

  by T.C Leonard

  "Working Class Pedestrian"

  For now, I'm a pedestrian
  And dependent where I roam...
  Oh, not to have a workplace
  That's five miles

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• 3 of 69

  by Dolores Moore

  Standing by the roadside, noon sun hot and high.
  Backpack at your feet as the cars stream by.
  Sending puffs of dust up, choking

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• 4 of 69

  by Carol Gioia

  Running away without a plan,
  destination: Promised land.

  Leaving behind desperation,
  moving forward toward salvation.
  Thumb

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• 5 of 69

  by Jon Coe

  Far from home, not far from where I want to be
  the sun is setting, I'm getting tired of the scenery
  I just want to be picked

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Poetry: Hitchhiking