Forty Minutes At A Station Poem by Rachel Adams
Forty Minutes At A Station
Forty minutes at a station
Lasting an eternity
As I waited in anticipation
You a beautiful vision
Fulfilling our dreams of passion
Forty minutes at a station
Lasting an eternity
You arrived walking casually
Breezy and in a hurry
You stopped for me indifferently
Forty minutes at a station
Felt like an eternity
You told me the time of your departure
And an e mail to your employer
And we had limited time together
Forty minutes at a station
Felt like an eternity
I wondered why you loved me
My mind's eye was forcing me to see
My love had been blind to your falsity
Forty minutes at a station
Was never an eternity
It was short and uninspiring
You were detached and unengaging
My love for you was withering
Forty minutes at a station
A lifetime of an education
A beautifully woven poem this is! Brilliant! 'Forty minutes at a station A lifetime of an education' - Liked it very much!
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4/26/2024 12:28:11 PM # 1.0.0.1119
This is such a great poem! Perfectly describes how we can build something up to such epic proportions in our mind and be so completely baffled when reality gives us a kick. You closed this piece so perfectly with those last two stanzas! Adding to my favorites just for how perfectly this poem is written!