8:10 Posted on December 29, 2013 by nonlinearwords There was a moment this morning- before the weight of the day had fully descended, settling snug and warm around my shoulders- there was a moment when I thought I’d lost you. Not in the mortal sense, or in the way I lose my keys when I am rushing to catch the 8:10 train, but more like when I lose my train of thought; I thought you’d been derailed, diverted, directed towards a different destination, one that would leave me waiting at this station by the ugly statue, my arms crossed against the cold, still wondering. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike Loading... Related
I really liked this piece, i keep re-reading it and just like it more. I love how you used the idea of not finding someone inside your mind anymore and the train. I don’t know it that is what you meant, but that is how i read it, cheers! Reply ↓
Thanks, I’m glad you liked it! Yep, that was an intentional parallel between the train of thought and the train station. 🙂 Reply ↓
Makes me shiver. Then I wonder how many train stations have ugly statues, what they look like and what their history is. Reply ↓
I really liked this piece, i keep re-reading it and just like it more. I love how you used the idea of not finding someone inside your mind anymore and the train. I don’t know it that is what you meant, but that is how i read it, cheers!
Thanks, I’m glad you liked it! Yep, that was an intentional parallel between the train of thought and the train station. 🙂
I really like it!
Thanks so much
I really like your poetry.
Thank you!
Makes me shiver. Then I wonder how many train stations have ugly statues, what they look like and what their history is.
This is amazing.. 🙂
Lovely–I particularly enjoyed your use of alliteration!
Why thank you.
simple. thoughtful. unique. Loved it.