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Bus Driver


6:25 sec. Running in my life The BUS MAN is my driver To travel and do the exact same thing in the bathroom is a void I have yet to fill. I feel important to the stranger with money of no worth, unless with an exchanger. I don't accessorize. But I meditate upon reflection of an image forever unseen. Only truth to myself is all that I need. But I heed, it all sparked with the BUS MAN as my driver.
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Kumari
Realizing the truth of going inward rather than looking for satisfaction outwardly.

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