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My Old Bike
I used to have a nice new bike I could not ride.
It was shining red, like a fresh apple.
I could hear the bike calling my name.
It was just sitting in my concrete driveaway.
I felt like it was taunting me.
I was five at the time.
I could not ride this bike but I dreamed that I could.
One day I was walking with my Mom.
She said to ride my bike.
I was quite nervous.
All I heard was the birds chirping,
All I smelled was the sharp icy scent of the wet grass,
All I saw was the road ahead of me.
As I approached the bike.
I told myself that I could not ride it.
As I brought it slowly up and put one leg over it.
I pushed off the ground as my Mom had shown me.
I begrudgingly pushed the pedals.
I set off!
I was so dazed that I had masterfully managed to ride it that I didn't look in front of myself.
I wrecked the bike into a fence and fell off
But I didn't cry
Because I was so elated with the fact that I could ride my bike.
When I got up I brushed off the dirt from my pants.
I felt like a whole new person.
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this is a true story about the time I learned to ride my bike.