Sweet Smells and Subway TrainsA Story by J. B.This piece is a mixture of free verse poetry and short story styles of writing. I hope you all enjoy it, and let me know what you think :)A girl boarded the train tonight, Grinding gears screeched the subway car to halt. The young girl in black had already stood up to wait behind the silver-gray doors of the train, her impatience showing through an incessantly tapping foot and an ever-so-slight leaning of her body towards the doors leading out to the grime of the 14 St subway station. The doors, squeaking in protest, opened, and without much more than the slightest moments of a pause, the girl in black rushed out of the train, bouquet clutched in one hand, a slender black clothe purse grasped in the other. She was gone, *The train car is back to its normal smell now. As the train slowly began its forward progression, I wondered if perhaps I had imagined the whole thing, day dreaming to pass the time. I look over at the seat next to me to find it empty, save a single yellow petal, bright against the dark blue of the seat it fell upon. I smile to myself, close my eyes, and let myself drift © 2017 J. B.Reviews
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8 Reviews Added on September 9, 2017 Last Updated on September 9, 2017 AuthorJ. B.NYC, NYAboutFeminist Anti-Trump MMA instructor Musician/Composer Activist USMC veteran Intellectual Kink and sex-positive advocate more..Writing
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