trains
i don’t know why
i hear them, more often now, than i remembered
perhaps they were there all along freights,
running silently steady unnoticed
yet now today, even through the closed
windows and doors of the winter
there is sound
the distant whistle, calls in pulses
steady beats of arrival and passing
woot, woooooot
the rails vibrate
engaged reverberations echoing miles upon miles
rolling, rolling
i hear them at night, the afternoon, the mornings
curious, my ears have awakened to these distant sounds
so close and far away
Cheers,
dan
trains with purpose and meaning
in our lives that you denote..
Lady Vivian
I'm trying to find and can't remember a famous poet from the 60s whose poetry was often on the radio. I remember picking up one of his coffee table books and reading a very long poem that he wrote about, "I Remember Trains."
Ron
Peace to you this New Year,
Diana...
Regis
budd