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In the gaps between my anger, it seeps. Sitting on a train, yellow platforms of our memories flashing between tunnels of black. Eyeballs straining from the brilliance of us, back there.
Singing in London. Black. Swinging heavy-bodied through late giddy nights. Black. Accomplishing tents and screaming with laughter. Black.
I can’t remember the same way. What you were doing with her, it didn’t just change our ending, it changed all of that. The train rows forwards, clack, clack.
I see me again, in some time before you cracked; I’m grinning standing staring up at you, your strong hand secure on my back. I won’t know that as you pull our stomachs together and breathe, air ruffling my hair, how you will stare over my head, at someone – anyone – else. Because you can.
About Sarah Dobbs
Sarah Dobbs is a lecturer in English and Creative Writing. Her novel, Killing Daniel, was published by Unthank Books in 2012. Previous work has been broadcast by the BBC, published by Flax, SWAMP and Step Away Magazine. She is currently editing a textbook for English and Creative Writing students.
These lights are only cover in the train portals and I always like these black and yellow combinations. These lights are approved from govt department and they pass it whenever a new project came for train.