Random transmission from Soliloquy Station
January 14th 2008 11:01
I can hear a train roaring, then fading. there's something comforting about hearing a train across town. maybe because it reminds me there's a way out of here.
stay tuned
stay tuned
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Comment by grumpy
Psyche Science
Grumpys Blog
Or, did I miss the pun? If so then "so-lily-quy"
When I was a kid, the sound of the night trains used to be easily heard, the only thing you heard for miles after nightfall. Yes, they always seemed to speak to me of life, somehow, reassurance that things were all going fine. I always used to listen for the last train at midnight - I can't even express (no pun intended) in words what hearing its distant passing through Box Hill station meant. Something...
Comment by Lily
Ars Poetica
um, yes thou did meaneth to spell it ploperly, thanks for the pick up grumpy. Many houses that i've lived in, have been near the land of secret train language. hey thanks for dropping in grumpy..
~Lily
Comment by Ash
Flashes of memories
mucho hugos
Comment by Lily
Ars Poetica
thank you miss Ash
~Lily
Comment by Lilla
From The Home Front
Enviro Warrior
Dream Herald
Esoteric Bookshop
You know, the one sound I do like in my new surbuban cacoon, is the sound of the trains, softened by the distance into a reassuring muffled rumble, punctuated only by the occassional, distant toot-toot.
If I am in bed reading, it almost acts as a sleeping pill... zzzzzz how peaceful and reassuring a sound, indeedy.
Lilla ...
Comment by Lily
Ars Poetica
the best time to hear a train, is in bed. Heard of the one called 'The Midnight Train to Dreaming'? I like to catch that one. All aboard!!