A Hundred and Three MilesA Poem by AnonA guy left his girlfriend for a month or two from Seattle, jumping on a train. He thought it was right, but after some time knew he was wrong. He went back only to find out that he'd been forgotten.I swore I'd never leave, yet here I am a hundred and three miles away from you.
I left Seattle with a bag over my shoulder in the middle of the night thinking this was right.
Now that I've had some time to think about what I've done I may have been wrong. So I'm heading back home.
I jumped on the train coming back to you, a hundred and three miles of track between us.
When I got home there was a car in the driveway and someone else living there, together, with you.
I rang the bell and unrecognizing eyes met mine, sure I may be dirty and unshaven, but could I really have been forgotten?
You asked me if there was something I needed. I said no and left walking off into the night.
I had a bag over my shoulder and a train to catch. Once again heading out into the unknown. © 2013 AnonAuthor's Note
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