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Personal Narrative: My Dirt-Bike

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Here I was stuck in the middle of the woods in the pitch dark trying to find a way to get out of this horrid place. I could hear coyotes crying all around me, all that was going through my head was that they were hungry. I heard rustling in the bush right next to me and I tried to maintain my composure and proceeded to fiddle with my Dirt-Bike. It seemed like hours I was trying to kick start this bike, I couldn’t see a thing, not even my hands. I mostly relied on my muscle memory the whole time trying to find the fuel cutoff line which, seemed impossible. While I was hunched over trying to find the fuel line, I heard ear-piercing footsteps approaching me slowly. I ignored everything that was happening and just focused on the bike itself. I

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