Lifetrain Poem by Barry Van Allen

Lifetrain



The train sits at the station,
waiting for a passenger,
looking for a destination,
and will do so with the patience of any saint...
... until there is a reason.

What constitutes a reason?
Is it something to believe in?
Is it the fact that there is nothing ever proven?

Then those wheels start their rolling...
and with each new revolution,
may come another revelation,
and it gets just a little closer to where it's headed.

The problem seems to be that no matter
where you lay the track...
it always has a tendency to bring you right on back
to the place where you began!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Aldo Kraas 20 January 2007

Well written Barry You expressed tour feelings well

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Dee Daffodil 11 January 2007

I like the imagery in this one. Reminds me of the little train that could. Hugs, dee

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