Passage (Poem)

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Thoughts on trains with no driver or rails

Whizzing about through the stale air

Spectrum of colors, both dull and glee

A lone passenger sits on the chair

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In a single day, the showing of teeth is never avoided

Neither the laughter erupted through the throat 

But no one knows what goes through the mind

As one wears their inner coat

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Deep like a hole, one would find 

More part of her in words that rhyme

Or in selections that proved meaningless to others

The unnoticed details blinded in time

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Endless things popping up in intervals

Long hard stares are what it would seem

The presence is there but the eyes distant

Secretly drowning in the silent scream

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As you can see, the story goes untold

The world spins regardless of the sickly wear

All the things that make up the whole

Would be gone when you thought she was there

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In this passage, you would know

The one you see is what was shown

Hearts may break or skins may age

But what you reap is what you'd sow

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