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Train Staytion
October 28, 2014
In the boisterous yet private train station.
We sat on the firm metal chairs
Marc's face serious as a drill sergeant.
Taking a deep breath I uttered:
"You can't tell anyone this
but _________"
He gripped my hand
Caressing my face as if he understood.
His touch making me feel secure and appreciated
I could see the shocked yet compassionate expression in his eyes
The curtain of our trust becoming opaque
The impersonal train station, now felt a part of us.
© Alyssa V., Chicago, IL
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This poem is describing my experence in telling someone very close to me a very serious fact about myself