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we met at night...

We met at night

By the leaking window of the evening train

On the two seats with the fewest tears

Two spaces apart

Her perfume was like being loved to death

An olfactory haven above the damp and the diesel

I commented on the weather

And told her my name

 

Her movements were the increments

Of some heaven or hell

Some Utopia or Gomorrah

Her words trickled between bones

And emptied the room of air

"I'm going to tell you a story" she said

 

"It begins with a person falling

And ends exactly the same"

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Written by
attheharbour
Published
May 25, 2016
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#apocalypse#imaginarycities#traintravel#powerstation
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