Waiting For The Starlight Express Poem by Stephen Brian Brady

Waiting For The Starlight Express



the tea-urn gaping out the window
of the waiting-room cafe
where drifters crumb-around their saucers
dipping into shadows
at the tea-dregs of the day

while butterflies in weed-flowers
and sleepers on the line
were there to fill in spaces
and take the edge off time

then faces pressed 'gainst windows
pale and shining bright
who would from the platform
free-fall into light

in the branch-line cutting
the grasses grow waist high
and though the rails are broken
they point towards the sky

Monday, December 29, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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Stephen Brian Brady

Stephen Brian Brady

Lancashire England
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