A Poem For The Mid-West Trains

Discussion in 'Poetry' started by tomandhismuse, Jun 30, 2007.

  1. tomandhismuse

    tomandhismuse Banned

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    I see you roll out of your night sheds, ​
    So many open doors in which to bunker,
    And lay my bindle,

    Many people have taken a carriage as an abode,
    You let us take home in you,

    You'll get us a few hundred miles,
    Relatively unscathed,
    With a few more stories to tell,

    We'll have met people,
    The ones just drifting,
    Some with a place to go,
    Most of us just snuggled up with loneliness on the road.





    Hope you guys like it.[​IMG]
    Tom
     
  2. WoodRat

    WoodRat Banned

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    It certainly is a lively poem in it's own setting of a world quite concievable and familiar.

    Good Write. :)
    Peace.
     
  3. tomandhismuse

    tomandhismuse Banned

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    Cheers WoodRat :)
     
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