A light seeps through the thin plastic door
of our room in the train
Rolling fast over Mexico's earth.
Children roam the halls that I long to be in.
Who are they?
What are their playful tones saying?
I am alone, staring at the shadow on the wall,
of the light that seeps through the door.
No choice, no imagination of one.
That shadow, the one that fills me with the
banality of the moment, and comforts me
with its unwavering companionship.
Who are they?
What are their playful tones saying?
I am alone, staring at the shadow on the wall,
of the light that seeps through the door.
No choice, no imagination of one.
That shadow, the one that fills me with the
banality of the moment, and comforts me
with its unwavering companionship.
