All Aboard!!!

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All Aboard!!!

"All aboard!" shouts out the train man.
"Where does it lead?" I ask as I stand.
"To a better place, far beyond your sight."
"Won't people miss me?" I ask.
"They might."
"But it's all for the best and I have to say,
that perhaps, you will see them one day."
"Is this a dream?" I ask.
"Could be,"
the man shrugs and turns his head to me.
His uniform is white, and his body glows.
I turn but see no one that I know.
Wordless, they board, soft comments at the sound
of the glowing man's welcome, a resonating pound.
All have entered, I'm the very last to stall.
It's time. This is it. This is the-
"LAST CALL!" the train man shouts.
It startles me, but I've figured it out.
I'm going home. I've been worth the paid price.

I step forward to enter my paradise.

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poetryprincess commented on All Aboard!!!

09-30-2012

LOVED IT! great write and very inspiring... and a little thought provoking. well. I have to say this means a lot to read this in my case!

Phission commented on All Aboard!!!

09-29-2012

well done. very entertaining. sometimes i hesitate to say that a poem is "entertaining" because i know that most of my poems are not meant to entertain ( and maybe i need to take a chill pill...lol ). this is a wonderful story/poem. tight with visuals.

Pocahantas

09/29/2012

thanks a lot. while some of my poems are meant to be more serious than entertaining, I enjoy telling stories. Always have. This one in particular was meant to inspire, entertain, and provoke thought. I will be posting more vastly different poems/stories. Thank you for your comment :)

cttgad commented on All Aboard!!!

09-26-2012

love it! Reminds me of an old gospel song called "Glory Train"

Pocahantas

09/26/2012

Thank you :)

In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.

Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.

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