Train Jumping

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To run the tracks of the train

To sprint till their lungs turn sore

The speed picked up,

The hands grappled on.

The strong wind blowing the hair,

The grip of the metallic poles.

The laughs and cheers;

The silence of the lamb.

The sparks of the tracks,

To jump off and run away again.

To take hold of another train

To get lost of the sides of the country

To stay quiet while all blurs by.

The running of feet never stop

Till the day trains no longer run

Till the day the world is overrun.

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