love's goodbye from a train window

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    love's goodbye from a train window




    it is not the rain that's causing me to blink vain tears away
    nor the runaway rumble of thunder threatening worse.
    it is not.

    it is not the passing scene that makes me listless
    nor the ticking of the clock evoking remorse.
    it is not.

    it is that i hear you call.
    i feel you near,
    wanting more things said
    needing them done.

    but i HAVE endured enough.
    surely you must know.

    my train is here -
    with the rain lashing at the window.

    chug-chugging on
    chug-chugging on

    the hour has come.

    where were you?
    what was i to do?
    out there in the rain,
    i stood alone.
    i had to go,
    too.

    my heart is heavy, glum,
    longing for the sun.
    but daybreak is elusive,
    drowned by the tears and rain.
    deadened by the pain.
    gone.

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    origionalmerlin commented on love's goodbye from a train window

    03-23-2009

    it hit the spot( still hurts) train pain and plain pain too familiar as rain pain

    Poetry is not the expression of personality but an escape from personality.

    T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

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