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home bound from boston

buildings. tall, new marvelous and proud but ignorant to their beauty tracks. old, rusted, worn down with travelers street art. colorful, incredible, stories in a word drifting backwards through the city soft lulls, force you to sway muffled rumbles, felt under the soles of your feet inaudible chatter, as people enter and exit quite men in suits, with smart phones and newspapers young girls with books and headphones dark tunnels with green tints as begin to leave the city the train becomes more alert. awake, alive the window's view is in fast forward, like an old video cassette player persons eyes cannot focus on the world outside this box skyscrapers and bustling folks turn into suburbia apartments and trees fencing them in the sun seems to get brighter and nature more humble more frequent interruptions in the journey things are slowly becoming familiar names of places, buildings, homes, scenery the final halt everything is comforting and relaxed For I am home.
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j-marzini
American
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Jul 30, 2011
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