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Ode to Loveland Pass

from Odes by Earthbook

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I awake again on a couch. Arm out of socket. It's forty five degrees out and I have nowhere to go, nowhere to be for hours, no one pushing me out the door, but I cannot sleep and I feel like I should leave.

I eat breakfast in my car. A call to home it breaks my heart. Drive upward to the sky's limit slower than signs permit. Wasting gas on Loveland Pass 'cause I have nowhere to be.

I park my car off the road, start stumbling up a path unknown cause I am trying to hike to heaven's door. I've heard peace there is plentiful. Walking paths off Loveland Pass 'cause I have nowhere to be, 'cause focusing on my footsteps puts my mind at ease.

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from Odes, released October 2, 2012

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Earthbook Toledo, Ohio

Earthbook is the solo project of Mark Gorey (Take Weight :: High Draw)

This is my Earthbook: a sonic expression of journaling, traveling, describing, inspecting, & dissecting life on Earth through artistic/poetic songwriting and documentary-style concept albums and odes. ... more

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