Laden down with baggage,a suitcase full of books and Mr Babbage, sits tight in a polished metal box with an outlook looking in on everything he ever sees.
A glimmering of light slides in and fades into the station where I'm waiting for the train to come but hope is not salvation and if this is the new nativity there's someone here where I should be and I am not alone.
There's a porter,Mr Porter, he's kind of short but he is smiling and the light becomes much stronger as he nears the place I'm waiting but I've waited many times and seen the crossings of too many lines which blur in shiny steely strands,to stretch out tiny golden hands which hold me in this place.
I am a face unknown, a man outgrown and hope is not salvation this station is a metaphor I don't know why I'm waiting, maybe for the light to further me in some sweet education where the teaching of Apocrypha is opened up, please let that be.
Morning shakes me wide awake and I become one more earthquake among the many tremors and the trembling in the temples, I shall ride the storms and surf the clouds which shroud my Earth in mystery, until the truth arrives.