Sunset
How does no one else on this train notice the sunset? Distant sighs of cloud are ignited by orange and pink reflections of descent, framed in those purple coughs, loosely spherical and stretching across the rest of the sky. A beautiful window of deep scarlet lays horizontal below the ignited sighs, below the loosely spherical coughs. The scarlet window is the bated breath ready for dusk to give way to darkness, and it's only visible when the vegetation-silhouettes prostrate themselves to allow precious glimpses, as the day happily bleeds out, draining colour steadily down behind the horizon, which loses its definition to different shades of blackness. Written 29/10/12 on the train from London to Edinburgh.