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The Metal Giant


butterfly wings tickle the lining of my gut all is aglow with the light of excitement yet halos of fear gather at the edge of my sight my resolve threatens to flee from my grasp the seat is suddenly too big, my hands, too small to take control of the giant metal monster
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JLittle13
about my first time driving

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