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Were you born on the highway? That is where most accidents happen.

— Unknown, 50 Hilarious Comebacks That Will Shut Everyone Up (And Make You Look Like A Genius)

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I feel free
somewhere on a highway
where time is endless
and I choose
where I will go
and who I will become.

— Marisa Donnelly, Somewhere on a Highway

Somewhere On A Highway Poetry Starting New New Beginnings Begin again Finding Your Way Highway Lost & Found

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A highway cleanses—
my feet to the gravel
or foot on the gas,
destination lost in yellow lines,
in faded street signs
and the woman I used to be
in the rearview.

— Marisa Donnelly, Somewhere on a Highway

Somewhere On A Highway Poetry Starting New New Beginnings Begin again Finding Your Way Highway Lost & Found

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The roads called at night, always
long and lonesome and winding.

She always drove
with one hand on the wheel,
the windows rolled down,
the gas pressed just a little too far.

This was her way of running
when her legs couldn’t carry her
fast enough.

— Marisa Donnelly, Somewhere on a Highway

Poetry poem Somewhere On A Highway Longing Searching Open Road Highway Running

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If I could give you my heart like an atlas,<br />
I’d let your fingers trace the highways,<br />
the veins that make the backroads,<br />
the creeks, pauses where you’ve taken my breath. — Marisa Donnelly

If I could give you my heart like an atlas,
I’d let your fingers trace the highways,
the veins that make the backroads,
the creeks, pauses where you’ve taken my breath.

— Marisa Donnelly, Somewhere on a Highway

Highway heart H4D

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Driving was a kind of thinking, the only kind he could then tolerate. But still, the thought lurked out there, just beyond the reach of his headlights: he'd been dumped.

— John Green, An Abundance Of Katherines

Highways Highway Driving Car Rides Driving In The Car Getting Dumped break ups Breaking Up

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Hassan fell asleep around one in the morning and Colin, half-drunk on well-creamed gas station coffee and the exhilarating loneliness of a freeway in nighttime, drove south on I-65 through Indianapolis.

— John Green, An Abundance Of Katherines

Highways Highway Driving Car Rides Driving In The Car

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Right now my ass is on the highway to the danger zone.

— Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk), Better Call Saul, Season 1: Nacho

Were you born on the highway? That is where most accidents happen.

— Unknown, 50 Hilarious Comebacks That Will Shut Everyone Up (And Make You Look Like A Genius)

I feel free
somewhere on a highway
where time is endless
and I choose
where I will go
and who I will become.

— Marisa Donnelly, Somewhere on a Highway

A highway cleanses—
my feet to the gravel
or foot on the gas,
destination lost in yellow lines,
in faded street signs
and the woman I used to be
in the rearview.

— Marisa Donnelly, Somewhere on a Highway

The roads called at night, always
long and lonesome and winding.

She always drove
with one hand on the wheel,
the windows rolled down,
the gas pressed just a little too far.

This was her way of running
when her legs couldn’t carry her
fast enough.

— Marisa Donnelly, Somewhere on a Highway

If I could give you my heart like an atlas,
I’d let your fingers trace the highways,
the veins that make the backroads,
the creeks, pauses where you’ve taken my breath.

— Marisa Donnelly, Somewhere on a Highway

Driving was a kind of thinking, the only kind he could then tolerate. But still, the thought lurked out there, just beyond the reach of his headlights: he'd been dumped.

— John Green, An Abundance Of Katherines

Hassan fell asleep around one in the morning and Colin, half-drunk on well-creamed gas station coffee and the exhilarating loneliness of a freeway in nighttime, drove south on I-65 through Indianapolis.

— John Green, An Abundance Of Katherines