The Road Creative Writing

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But, it's so tempting, why get a little when I could get a lot? I weave back and forth picking up speed need to go one direction or the other. Left lane. Right lane. Left lane. Right lane. Ahh, take a little risk, the game isn't fun without danger. I slam my breaks and drift down the exit ramp. At the end of the road, I creep back into stealth mode. There in the seclusion, cha ching, another fill up station. The fuel wouldn't do me any good, don't even have a port for it in my chassis, but those credits will I'm stalking closer and closer to my prey, creeping, welcome to the jungle little clerk. I could blast my engine at top speed and ram it on though, leave him as a mess under my treads, bits of gore hanging from the spokes …show more content…

I roll out into a field and under the light of dead stars, I let the change happen. I pop my trunk and buck out my go bag into the field. There is a whirring and hissing, plastic and metal become flesh and bone. It's quick, and painless. But without my true form the world is so terrible and slow, this body feels wrong. In my heart of hearts I know I'm a car, a wonderful machine, a joy ridding death dealing automobile. I run my hand over the ugly soft skin , and take a bit of comfort from the sharp metallic port at the base of my spine. The port where my dealer will shoot two or three days worth of the rewriter when I'm done here. From my bag, I pull on my clothes and tuck my cannon into the back of my shorts. He looks young and lonely, he'll jump at the chance to help me. If I was in my proper form, if the rewriters were running through my system I would laugh at the idea, but here and now the dysphroia has set …show more content…

The desperation stage is where you find out what you're really capable off. What you're willing to do to stay out of stage three. When you hit stage three you've lost. In my case, the potential of avoiding stage three can be worth the price of my own life.
If they close that gap before I slide through, we'll all die.
I blow through them, my rear view scanners rip off, their headlights shatter, sparks fly as my glorious paint is scraped away.
Doesn't matter I'm free now, I keep pushing myself, 170, 190, 210.
Still in stage two, but I'm climbing up that ladder as the digital lights of my speedometer climb higher. I need to get away, need to go somewhere they can't travel.
The game isn't lost yet, I have to bring it to an end, cause they're right on my tail.
I have to go somewhere they can't, I scan beyond the area of the motorway. A barrier between those going north and those going south.
I scan the upcoming road, looking for an opening in the barrier.
Here one comes now 90 feet, seconds away.
I push my self at top speed, this is going to be so much fun, my most daring escape

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