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Sep 2016
The wheel in my mind grinds
Like an old diesel engine
On this bygone train through time
On a track toward Devil's Den
A dining car window my lens
Dense forests are painted with gold
Oranges like pumpkin and reds
O'er lichens and boulder mold
And the oak wood smoke a ghost
Suspends in the autumn wood
Damp earth 'neath wet compost
And a deer ruin where they stood
The conductor blasts the stack
As we wobble to a stop
Squeaky rails, coal hills pitch black
And my heart on the mountaintop

Written by Sara Fielder © Oct 2013
Sara Went Sailing
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Sara Went Sailing  Bohemia
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