It was a dreamy evening, one which brought the romantic sparse mist which
covers wide wrought iron platforms, like Victorian melodramas.
I was being 'Pollocked' by the puddle making, clothes dappling stuff, which soaks socks, stockings, boots and shoes, sticking the aul drowned ticket collector to their chevron Sunday best. I spied a damp flaking bench and climbed wearily aboard.
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The hazardous train journey is so picturesquely described with its essential tedium and hardship! Slumping into some corner and sleeping is the best way to reduce the monotony! But in a rusted, old and worn out train, sleep also will be disrupted! Yet the hope that soon one would be comfortably harbored in the safety of one's home will take away all unpleasantness! Wonderful poem!