Striated concrete road.
Asphalt doesn't make that sound.
Is it on purpose?
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dood,
ReplyDeleteyou need to read
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiku
okay... Not sure what you're pointing me toward. I read it, but I'm not sure what you wanted me to see. I get that this one was a syllable too long, but that's allowed in English, since it's only an approximation of the Japanese forms, since a direct translation of the ideas set forth in the forms of Japanese haiku into English doesn't exist.
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