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Although I did make it out of bed and out the door in time to hop on the Lime bike I'd left on the humble corner across Bernard (to avoid aspersions) and in time to ride said bike (graffiti beautifully sullying its flanks) to the cliff edge above the city's flanks (which is to say, from the river bed, the north and south, where, if you bike, many a bridge will make the hop from one side to the other, without aspersions, a pleasant one, from corner to corner) — yes, although I did go from that corner powered by my own thighs and flanks and a bit of lithium ion (aspersions?) to the sun still lying in her nightly bed but beginning to kick off the blankets and hop like the dream or the thought of riding a bike, I myself rode just such a bike to the cliff edge near the airborne corner of Cliff Drive and Ben where a hop the wrong way could land you in the flanks of pines and pussywillows and the bed of some poor homeless fellow's aspersions not to mention the sprung rhymic aspersions of some drunk poet riding a bike above you in the wee hours out of bed, but yes I stood at that corner (the bike exhibiting its stunning flanks) at the earliest hour a man could hop out of bed and into clothes and then to hop onto a bike and to ride through the aspersions of the uncertainty which certainly flanks the sun as it lifts me and my bike like a scene from the VHS (from the corner Blockbuster Video) of E.T. (out of bed) to see the sky as a bed and to hop off (like turning a corner from aspersions to love) and then bike to morning's blue flanks.
The photos reminded me of el Greco’s View of Toledo..
“the sprung rhymic aspersions
of some drunk poet riding a bike” This fits perfectly. That’s what makes it even better.