It happened at 4:05 PM at Jamaica Station
Anticipating a LIRR connection arrival of when
A woman answered questions of man
The woman was totally high at her command
She walked to one side of the platform
The drugged up woman dropped her plastic Coke Cola bottle on the ground
The woman then walked to the other side of the platform and then stepped off
The next then anybody knew, she was laying flat on the tracks
A multitude of commuters that pulled her up
Luckily no train came
Her life yet remained
It is the Lord who gave her another chance
God had mercy so she could continue in advance
Fate could have been death
But the message states, “There is still life left”
Walking unknown
This is what life has shown
The woman has a drug crave
Jul 23, 2014
Jul 23, 2014 at 3:52 AM UTC
It happened at 4:05 PM at Jamaica Station
Anticipating a LIRR connection arrival of when
A woman answered questions of man
The woman was totally high at her command
She walked to one side of the platform
The drugged up woman dropped her plastic Coke Cola bottle on the ground
The woman then walked to the other side of the platform and then stepped off
The next then anybody knew, she was laying flat on the tracks
A multitude of commuters that pulled her up
Luckily no train came
Her life yet remained
It is the Lord who gave her another chance
God had mercy so she could continue in advance
Fate could have been death
But the message states, “There is still life left”
Walking unknown
This is what life has shown
The woman has a drug crave
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