LittleWhisperer
It was sometime close to midnightWhile the sky was weeping rainThat a woman waited anxiouslyFor the arrival of her train.She’d forgotten her umbrellaAnd her clothes were soaking throughBut she was so upsetThat I’m not sure she even knew.She didn’t have a suitcaseOr a penny to her nameJust the ticket clutched in handAnd a worn coat stitched up with blame.Her goal was very simple:All she'd wanted was to runSo she’d left the life she knew behindTo escape what she had done.There'd been no time for last goodbyesBefore she’d fled awayBut she felt it didn’t matterSince there was nothing she could say.No words could mend a broken heartNor fix rejection’s awful stingNor turn a life made up of autumnsInto something resembling spring.So when at last her train appearedShe exhaled in reliefThinking as she boardedShe'd get to leave behind her grief.After all, the train was her salvationPledged to take her somewhere newTo where she'd reinvent herselfAnd stage a new debut.So as she handed in her ticketAnd took an open seatShe smiled at the thoughtThat she’d dealt her demons firm defeat.But little did she realizeIt was a war she’d never winFor you can’t outrun your demonsWhen they come from deep within.
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