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Quiet Nights * This I am, sitting by the Moving train. Here I am, next to aged Metal tracks, listening to The cuckoo of the flying Train, the train that leaves Behind grey smoke trails like The rabbit leaves behind its trails In the woodened forests. It is suddenly a grey dark morning day In midwinter, but now it is A warm dark night leveeing the Tracks with vibrating gravel As the train flies in front of the Eyes and I listen quietly to the choo-choo’s, Tucked inside my bed sheets Half a kilometer away. Big round opened eyes gleam Brightly in that absolute darkness, Until the train lights **** it in. And suddenly they are dark, and The room is lighted through the Large window and its transparent Plastic curtain. There I am, half a kilometer Away, sitting by the immobile gravel Looking at the rear metals Of a moving train that leaves Behind large puffs of intoxicating Smoke that disintegrates into Large clouds of fog fallen onto the Mobile homes. *
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Nov 17, 2013
Nov 17, 2013 at 10:45 PM UTC
Quiet Nights
Quiet Nights * This I am, sitting by the Moving train. Here I am, next to aged Metal tracks, listening to The cuckoo of the flying Train, the train that leaves Behind grey smoke trails like The rabbit leaves behind its trails In the woodened forests. It is suddenly a grey dark morning day In midwinter, but now it is A warm dark night leveeing the Tracks with vibrating gravel As the train flies in front of the Eyes and I listen quietly to the choo-choo’s, Tucked inside my bed sheets Half a kilometer away. Big round opened eyes gleam Brightly in that absolute darkness, Until the train lights **** it in. And suddenly they are dark, and The room is lighted through the Large window and its transparent Plastic curtain. There I am, half a kilometer Away, sitting by the immobile gravel Looking at the rear metals Of a moving train that leaves Behind large puffs of intoxicating Smoke that disintegrates into Large clouds of fog fallen onto the Mobile homes. *
This makes no sense, I'm sure. Someday I'll have to edit it. Thanks. =)
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Nov 17, 2013
Nov 17, 2013 at 10:45 PM UTC
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