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Autumn Train (A Sonnet)

by @deborah-birch

One day I rode upon an Autumn train. The sky was slate, the wind was cold and blue. I saw stark trees and brilliant leaves and rain, and yet I only thought again of you. I'd come out on this trip to hide myself. I thought I'd not be found right in plain sight. Music I had, and earbuds from the shelf, I soothed myself with them all through the night. And when the morning came, all cloudy cold; all still and sad and broken I became. For in my heart, I'd suddenly grown old and all I'd left to whisper was your name. I droppped my hat down low upon my eyes, and hid in Love's most distressing disguise.
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67 / F / Canadian
For You?
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67 / F / Canadian
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Nov 8, 2011
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