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[ sundaymorningtrain ]


sundaymorningtrain
easy travelers
shorten their distance


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  • bethan-gaze
    March 4, 2007

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    Splendid

    I love this form of poetry and the way you've kept the first line bunched together is a good device - your comments to Sam noted. Nice one.


  • livingItup
    February 26, 2007
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    hey
    wow...short...sweet...simple...awesome. it seems simple by its length but with a greater meaning behind it. awesome job. ♥


  • Balldinger silver member
    February 26, 2007

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    mission accomplished...

    how long do those who must go, go without end? Train tracks and epoxied brilliance in this short piece that covers the distance with ease.


  • Samplette gold member
    February 26, 2007

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    I like this very much. I don't much care for sunday morning train being all as one word. Maybe you have a reason for that, but I enjoyed the read anyway.
    Sam


    • Kitesen
      February 26, 2007
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      Hi Sam, the reason for the one word is that it is rolling and ads to the feeling of shortening in the different ways, as it may be understood in this verse.
      thnx for the compliment


      • Everlasting-Fallout
        February 26, 2007
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        ahh, very clever use of combining the words. It does a lot to add to the depth of the poem, especially since it is so slow and every letter and space counts for a large piece of the imagery.

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