Somewhere in Germany
A poem about travel and destiny.
Yellow flowers on a train track,
Somewhere in Germany -
Graffiti on the side-streets.
Dawn light seeps through the windows
Somewhere in Germany
And glints off an old window pane.
A world of freedom to a word of doubt.
Somewhere in Germany
A crossroads of decisions and destiny.
Light and fog meet to either side,
Somewhere in Germany
Where fate, like a child, still plays.
Yellow flowers on a train track,
Somewhere in Germany,
Headed toward the sea.
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Dakota King
I'm just a humble nerd with many interests and many opinions.
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