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A train, symbolic in motion, always moving forward, cutting through the horizon, occasional vanish in the wood, then reappearing like clockwork, we know we can wait on the other side, the tracks indicate all possibility, we wait in confidence, we anticipate the beauty of the roaring maching slicing through the forest, designing an historic artistry of our landscape, how we exist, we live and communicate together, waiting for the trains to arrive. I find the train's roar similar to my human condition, who I am and how I operate depends upon an open field, an opportunity to flourish amongst the leaves and trees, the brick and mortar, the common secrecies that lie beneath our eyes, I can watch for my next move, knowing there is always a possibility that lies before my soul. ~ What happened that cool winter day, when the caverns that support our travel, when the gravel and strength, man-made, began to crumble. What happens when suddenly our lives, become mortal. Can we wait how long to see the train, exit that mysterious tunnel, or will it remain everlasting, why do we have to imagine that motions become dependent on life inside a sudden stop. ~ keep searching for the light, keep searching ... in the sudden stop there always remains a light!
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Jan 3, 2015
Jan 3, 2015 at 1:06 PM UTC
Sudden Stop
A train, symbolic in motion, always moving forward, cutting through the horizon, occasional vanish in the wood, then reappearing like clockwork, we know we can wait on the other side, the tracks indicate all possibility, we wait in confidence, we anticipate the beauty of the roaring maching slicing through the forest, designing an historic artistry of our landscape, how we exist, we live and communicate together, waiting for the trains to arrive. I find the train's roar similar to my human condition, who I am and how I operate depends upon an open field, an opportunity to flourish amongst the leaves and trees, the brick and mortar, the common secrecies that lie beneath our eyes, I can watch for my next move, knowing there is always a possibility that lies before my soul. ~ What happened that cool winter day, when the caverns that support our travel, when the gravel and strength, man-made, began to crumble. What happens when suddenly our lives, become mortal. Can we wait how long to see the train, exit that mysterious tunnel, or will it remain everlasting, why do we have to imagine that motions become dependent on life inside a sudden stop. ~ keep searching for the light, keep searching ... in the sudden stop there always remains a light!
thomamundsen
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Jan 3, 2015
Jan 3, 2015 at 1:06 PM UTC
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