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The Girl I Saw Crying on the Train

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By Sawyer KuhlPublished about a year ago 1 min read
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The Girl I Saw Crying on the Train
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I wanted to say something to her. She seemed so alone and weak. I wanted to tell her that it would be okay. That she's not alone.

But I sat silent. I'm the one who's weak. She's strong and brave.

She'll overcome whatever happened, but I couldn't muster the courage to talk to a woman who needed a friend.

I didn't have time to think. I saw the man with the knife coming toward her and I charged him. I'd never been stabbed before. Wouldn't recommend it.

Hurts like hell. But it was worth it. I'll live. I saved her.

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Sawyer Kuhl

Father. Husband. Aspiring fiction writer. Observer of life.

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