Looking outside the train window
Whilst adjusting her bow
Staring and dreaming through the chugging lull of the train
Praying nobody sees through her pain.
Inspired by today’s
Prompt
06 Wednesday Apr 2016
Posted Commute
inLooking outside the train window
Whilst adjusting her bow
Staring and dreaming through the chugging lull of the train
Praying nobody sees through her pain.
Inspired by today’s
Prompt
thelonelyauthorblog said:
This was a beautiful write. My favorite from you. Good work. I hope the heroine’s pain goes away.
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M.Winter said:
Thanks, Author! Smiles wide.
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thelonelyauthorblog said:
I really loved this one. Great job. You should do more of these.
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M.Winter said:
Smiling
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mikesteeden said:
Or, if it were a dirty old UK train you splendid poem could end, ‘Praying she could see through the pane’!
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M.Winter said:
Bwahahahha!!!! That is a funny twist! Thanks for wiping the pain away!
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mikesteeden said:
Glad to help!
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Marissa Bergen said:
Great one for today. I like Mike’s suggestion.
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M.Winter said:
I know, me too! It’s something that I think YOU’d probably come up with, yeah?
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Marissa Bergen said:
Yes, probably why Mike and I get along so well…although he did steal my comment there…
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M.Winter said:
When he made the comment, you’re the one who actually has that style! Haha! That is so awesome!
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Marissa Bergen said:
Thanks Maida!
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Philosophical Epiphanies said:
Incredible!
I started blogging this month, and it is a pleasure that I came across your blog.
It has inspired me to start my third article.
Thank you:)
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M.Winter said:
Who knew my blog could inspire? 😀
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