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Falling Asleep on a Train in November


I sit inside and

Let the world hurry by.

 

Colorful autumn trees

Contrast the gloomy sky

The blur becomes a spectrum 

Of red, yellow, grey and green.

 

I let the world hurry by,

Though I sit idly, window-side.

And the whole entire scene

Becomes a color-chromatic dream

On the inside of my somber eyes…

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Jamargolis

I am 24 years old and enjoy writing in my spare time. It is a great way in my opinion to get out thoughts that I have trouble expressing through speaking. Most of my poems are about me or my life experiences, but I also like to write some fantastical poems as well when I am feeling a bit more creative. I am usually pretty shy about what I like to share and write mainly for myself so using this website is the first time I have decided to share in a more public way.

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