THE LAST TRAIN
BY FIONA CUMMINGS
Waiting for the train
That moment has come around again
That sound I dread
For tears fall on my face
Memories in my head
Why can’t time freeze in the same place?
Let that moment last forever
Why does life have to hit us
Like stormy weather
Or that on coming bus
I can’t make a fuss
As that will make things worse
But I do wonder if we are cursed?
Handing a child chocolate
Then shouting wait?
Just before my heart
Is my love, constantly having to part
One more kiss
His arms of love I will surely miss
Words so kind
He is a real find
As we look into each other’s eyes
One more sigh
No words needed
Such pain is created
As silver tears falls from his steel blue eyes
I come second and lose the prize
He just can’t leave her
Not now he says
First it was days
Then weeks months now years
She has a hold on him
So are his loving words thin?
I don’t believe so
For when he lets me go
And strolls away
It tells in his actions, his walk his way
What can she offer that I can’t?
I would give him anything he would want
Do whatever he would like from me
All I would ask in return
Is for him to be true to me
But instead inside I burn
Will I ever learn?
Why can’t I be strong?
As the train chugs along
Wave goodbye and without him I would carry on
But who then will I dream of
Who will be in my heart to love
Who will tenderly kiss my lips?
Catch me if I trip
Who will make promises to me
Though so far they are false
Who would dance with me
That dreaming wedding waltz
There is no room in my life for another
I just need my lover
But no longer want to have to share
Does he ever think like me?
Or does he really not care
Well as the train pulled out of the station
I have decided to turn my love to aggression
That is the only way I can cope
At least that way I have hope
A future for me and not waiting for another train
For I realised that day
That train will never come my way again
© Fiona Cummings
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