Platform Two To London Waterloo |
I thought that our tale would be like that of
A Regent Queen's and A Charming Prince'
So I spreaded myself on slippery steel chairs,
hung around platform edges, anxiously looking through the nooks and crannies of gliding train doors.
I kept on waiting for a train that never left it's station.
I waited and waited, like children do for the ice cream van
except it was winter and my heart was
still stuck in summer.
I was on Platform two to London Waterloo
when I finally saw you.
You were sat with her at the coffee shop,
Your face was beaming like a light tower at night.watching while she tenderly ate her bagel. I saw it for a split moment...your silver smile. It was the one you wore when you listened to your favourite song. She was the quietness in your noise. The type of quietness that I never could be. |
Thursday, 19 January 2017
Platform Two To London Waterloo
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