What I Remember

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Summary

But I wonder If they were once terrified of train tracks And if they ever rode the train Before there were murals On a path to the next day. A collection of poetry about living seventeen years of possibilities.

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
4
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

The Train

When my sister sits on the train

She loves people watching

And she watches the murals go by

Like sunsets and rises

Of new days

My sister does not dwell on the tracks

When we walk to the train.

They terrify her

She runs past them,

She is anxious and evening and morning.

The train is a path to the next day

I have never seen someone dwell

On the train tracks

Waiting for a train to come

To dissolve the path to the next day

But I wonder

If they were once terrified of train tracks

And if they ever rode the train

Before there were murals

On a path to the next day.