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Railroads Were My home

The train tracks raced. Connected you to I, Wound through some sort of subspace, Fell asleep to their lullabies. Under bridges. Over hills. Drink your courage. Swallow your pills. The train tracks ran, SO DID YOU.

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22 / Androgynous / Canada

Published: Jan 18, 2018
LinesWords: 1336

Notes: abandonment is a hard pill to swallow when home never existed
Tags: #abandonment #loss #drink #courage #trains #railroads #love #home #hills #connection

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