Sensory Language
We sit in this cold sunlit room waiting on the train
So many people with blank stares
A woman is trying to feed her baby cheerios
The crying baby is so loud the entire room is holding their ears
When she finally stops
We can all hear that the train is near
We step outside onto the platform
The baby is holding a stuffed bear
She reaches for the pot of lilies and
Drops it on its rear
I think to myself “she is so silly”
The train is pulling up
When it stops it sound like it hits a stump
The mother of the baby bends over
While picking her up, she sees a four leaf clover
Her hair smells like lavender
I notice the train door is to high, I might need a ladder
I walk onto the train
I spill my Kool-Aid on my shirt
I know it is going to stain
The mother and baby walk past me
The baby sounds a little gassy
Her mother puts her down and
We are off to the next town
nice poem cassandra
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