I wish I was a train because
trains always
know where they’re going. They know their way and they know their stops. They don’t stop at the wrong station and they don’t stop at stations that don’t have room for them. They always make sure that the station knows, that the station is ready and that the station is waiting for them.
A train doesn’t wait for late passengers or passengers who are not sure where they’re going. They only let passengers in who are on board, who booked a ticket, who know they have to be on that train to get to their destination.
A train doesn’t make excuses for confused or hesitant passengers; a train doesn’t care about those who can’t make up their minds.
A train just rolls into the darkness and doesn’t fear the obstacles on the way. It keeps going in one direction and it doesn’t turn back. It looks ahead and moves ahead and rarely looks at what it left behind. A train doesn’t really care about the pebbles on the tracks as long as it can keep moving and a train doesn’t care whether it’s night or day as long as it can see the road.
A train stops at all sorts of stations and learns to adjust along the way. It may not be the fanciest or nicest station but it’s part of the path and a train embraces all parts of the path; the good, the bad and the ugly. A train doesn’t wait for the perfect station, a train knows there is something to be picked up from each station that will make the road easier and less frightening.
A train doesn’t care about the weight of the cargo it’s transporting; heavy or light, it will just carry it and take it where it belongs; instead of worrying about the cargo, the train enjoys the scenery it passes through, the sunsets and sunrises it witnesses, the farms, the greenery and the beautiful land it looks at and the rainbows that penetrate the skies every now and then.
Because these moments make the ride worthwhile, they make it easier, they make it more meaningful and they make the train forget that it’s alone. Trains find beauty in isolation.
I wish I was a train because trains make people happy, they take them to see loved ones, they make it easier to connect with those far away and they give people something to look forward to. Trains bring loved ones together.
I wish I was a train because trains don’t stay in one station for too long; trains keep moving no matter how special one station was, if it’s time to go, a train just leaves. Trains always know when to leave. Trains always leave before it’s too late.
I wish I was a train because even when trains crash, they make the front page, even in their destruction, they still leave something for the world to talk about.
know where they’re going. They know their way and they know their stops. They don’t stop at the wrong station and they don’t stop at stations that don’t have room for them. They always make sure that the station knows, that the station is ready and that the station is waiting for them.
A train doesn’t wait for late passengers or passengers who are not sure where they’re going. They only let passengers in who are on board, who booked a ticket, who know they have to be on that train to get to their destination.
A train doesn’t make excuses for confused or hesitant passengers; a train doesn’t care about those who can’t make up their minds.
A train just rolls into the darkness and doesn’t fear the obstacles on the way. It keeps going in one direction and it doesn’t turn back. It looks ahead and moves ahead and rarely looks at what it left behind. A train doesn’t really care about the pebbles on the tracks as long as it can keep moving and a train doesn’t care whether it’s night or day as long as it can see the road.
A train stops at all sorts of stations and learns to adjust along the way. It may not be the fanciest or nicest station but it’s part of the path and a train embraces all parts of the path; the good, the bad and the ugly. A train doesn’t wait for the perfect station, a train knows there is something to be picked up from each station that will make the road easier and less frightening.
A train doesn’t care about the weight of the cargo it’s transporting; heavy or light, it will just carry it and take it where it belongs; instead of worrying about the cargo, the train enjoys the scenery it passes through, the sunsets and sunrises it witnesses, the farms, the greenery and the beautiful land it looks at and the rainbows that penetrate the skies every now and then.
Because these moments make the ride worthwhile, they make it easier, they make it more meaningful and they make the train forget that it’s alone. Trains find beauty in isolation.
I wish I was a train because trains make people happy, they take them to see loved ones, they make it easier to connect with those far away and they give people something to look forward to. Trains bring loved ones together.
I wish I was a train because trains don’t stay in one station for too long; trains keep moving no matter how special one station was, if it’s time to go, a train just leaves. Trains always know when to leave. Trains always leave before it’s too late.
I wish I was a train because even when trains crash, they make the front page, even in their destruction, they still leave something for the world to talk about.
i like trains
i like
trains
You
covered your ears
with your hands
and
placed your head
between your knees
because there were trains.
Trains
everywhere.
The rushing of your thoughts
and the fast beat of your heart
that passed straight through
your chest and
into my own
and your eyes were shut so
tightly that I knew the bright lights
behind your lids were
blinding you.
Trains
there, too.
I asked you what you
were thinking about
and you said,
" I'm trying not to. "
placed your head
between your knees
because there were trains.
Trains
everywhere.
The rushing of your thoughts
and the fast beat of your heart
that passed straight through
your chest and
into my own
and your eyes were shut so
tightly that I knew the bright lights
behind your lids were
blinding you.
Trains
there, too.
I asked you what you
were thinking about
and you said,
" I'm trying not to. "
✈ ✈ ✈
And they've got planes and trains and cars
Dumb ways to die. So many dumb ways to die.
Be safe around trains. A message from Metro.
There are only a few things I need in life:
-Coffee
-Trains
-Music
-Cats
-Pugs
-Hot Cheetos
-A blanket.
I will be content as long as these things are around.
-Coffee
-Trains
-Music
-Cats
-Pugs
-Hot Cheetos
-A blanket.
I will be content as long as these things are around.
