I kept to deserted back roads, away from streetlights and towns. It wasn’t as if you could see me coming or feel a change in the air when I got nearer to you, but the secrecy of it made me feel like a ninja.
Hiding in the shadows, I turned off my headlights on the straight stretches letting the moon guide my way. The dashboard’s red glow bathed my hands in crimson, making me shudder with anticipation.
I cranked up the radio, the music pushing me to drive faster, more purposefully, because it was almost sunrise and I was overdue.
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Love the idea of driving at night without lights and letting the moon guide me. In my traffic-ridden corner of the planet, however, it would probably be called a death wish. Beautiful shot and lovely words, as usual. Thanks for sharing.
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Love the bit about turning off the lights. Here in snow country, it is amazing to go out on the quiet county roads in the winter after new snow with a big moon in the sky and drive without headlights. You actually don’t even need them!
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I love how you used the power of music. This made me smile and pump my fist.
Thank you for playing. Leeroy is beside himself.
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Whenever I’m alone in my car, depending on my mood, I will adjust my playlist, and it will definitely affect my driving.
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