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| Join Date: Apr 29 2008 Location: North of Scotland Age: 64
Posts: 193
| Riding on my Bird I leave the urban streets behind, the 30 limit’s gone The open road is beckoning me and I hear the engine drone Sweeping bends await me and my heart misses a beat I open up the throttle and slide back on my seat The wind tugs at my leathers, the scenery is blurred Nothing ever comes as close to riding on my Bird A87 heading west, with mountains either side I see an eagle soaring high, its wings are spread so wide Red deer grazing down the glen really are a sight When they see me speeding by will they get a fright? The experience is wonderful, it really should be shared But I don’t mind being alone, I’m riding on my Bird I hang a right and up the hill, the road’s now single track Seems so narrow as I climb up high and there’s no turning back I crest the hill and take a break, the view is just divine Back on the bike I head down hill holding the right line Suddenly a tight bend looms and so I drop down into third Chasing the vanishing point, I love riding my Bird And so the ride continues, mile after lovely mile Passing cars and caravans, it really makes me smile Eventually I turn for home, it’s been a cracking day Overtaking everything that dares get in my way It’s only other bikers know this feeling so I’ve heard The feeling that I always get when riding on my Bird | |
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| Administrator | Re: Riding on my Bird
That was beautiful. What was your inspiration??
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| Join Date: Apr 29 2008 Location: North of Scotland Age: 64
Posts: 193
| Re: Riding on my Bird
Thanks ArmyStrong. My inspiration? I think the Blackbird and the beautiful countryside and the fact that sitting in the office bored out of my skull wishing I was riding my Bird, I just thought I would pen something.
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| Vendor Join Date: Jun 03 2008 Location: England
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| Re: Riding on my Bird
Bornagain you really strike a note with your writing. From one aspiring poet to another, nice one mate . Cheers Graham
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| (_)O==*==O(_) | Re: Riding on my Bird great! good for us but bad for you that you had to be in the office.... here the wheather is great. it´s only... i have to stay in bed because of a cold let me explain my feelings in german: scheiß, oasch, wix, hur, fut, sau! thats in english: @%&%*##@#+*@ |
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| ... Get A Good Lawyer ! Join Date: Dec 19 2007 Location: Gold Coast, Australia Age: 45
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| Re: Riding on my Bird You Scots are a funny lot though. You're either painting your faces blue and charging the British or sprouting poems everywhere ................. There's just no in between
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| Join Date: Jul 08 2008 Location: Te awamutu ,New Zealand
Posts: 18
| Re: Riding on my Bird
Nice, very Nice |
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| Join Date: Sep 20 2008 Location: Hawaii
Posts: 70
| Re: Riding on my Bird
Great writing my friend. The greatest thing about going to work is being able to ride my bike every day. Of course living in Hawaii makes it a bit easier.
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| Join Date: Aug 06 2008 Location: Southeast Nevada
Posts: 1,098
| Re: Riding on my Bird
From the country that brought us Adam Smith and McAdam, another genius is reborn! Brilliant! (Or is 'brilliant' too British?)
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| Moderator Join Date: Jun 25 2007 Location: Chicago, Illinois
Posts: 4,582
| Re: Riding on my Bird It’s only other bikers know this feeling so I’ve heard The feeling that I always get when riding on my Bird Bornagain.. Excellent. I think its only bird riders that truly know this feeling. |
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| Join Date: Apr 29 2008 Location: North of Scotland Age: 64
Posts: 193
| Re: Riding on my Bird
Thanks for the comments guys. The Bird brings out the best in us in different ways |
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| Join Date: Feb 12 2010 Location: holden, ma
Posts: 18
| Re: Riding on my Bird
Strek, like you said you have got to be a biker to understand.
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| Moderator Join Date: Jun 25 2007 Location: Chicago, Illinois
Posts: 4,582
| Re: Riding on my Bird Yepper. Couldn't agree more. Hey where has BornAgain been lately. Haven't seen him on here for a while.
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