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What about someone’s shoe falling off, down onto the track, as he was getting on?


@rookie54 said
my virginity


at least a dozen times
oh come on -- they don't have trains where you live 😉

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Not quite on the train but by taking the train
to the airport instead of accepting his offer
to drive me there, a missed opportunity
for a private conversation with someone dear
who might have had parting words on his mind.

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@Ghost-of-a-Duke said
1. Expensive pair of gloves. (Only had them 4 days).
Sorry to hear it (not mockingly).

Transitoriness, that old bugaboo.

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@Drewnogal said
What about someone’s shoe falling off, down onto the track, as he was getting on?
I don't think that would count.

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@Arkturos said
Not quite on the train but by taking the train
to the airport instead of accepting his offer
to drive me there, a missed opportunity
for a private conversation with someone dear
who might have had parting words on his mind.
Wow. A downvote for that. Someone must really want to hurt me -- perhaps someone with lingering resentments and a chronic booze and/or anger habit.

Not that I'm a fan of Auden, but if that petty downvoter had instead wondered if I might be "the American Auden" that would have been (only slightly) better.


@Ghost-of-a-Duke said
We utilize very different trains.
I always thought of you as being rather chaste.

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@Ghost-of-a-Duke said
Would get you arrested in the UK.
It was nearly 40 years ago

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My speck of floor that I had managed to find to sit on. 😒


@XRB said
My speck of floor that I had managed to find to sit on. 😒
Good lord, sit on the floor? On a train?

I'd sooner pay for high tea with Meghan Markle...

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@XRB said
My speck of floor that I had managed to find to sit on. 😒
Were chickens somehow involved? Was the top of the train too crowded?

(if you don't mind my asking)

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@Ghost-of-a-Duke said
Good lord, sit on the floor? On a train?

I'd sooner pay for high tea with Meghan Markle...
As if you could distinguish between "high tea" and a teabag in hot water. 🙄

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Probably either Margaret Rutherford or Josie Packard, and I regret that I do not remember which -- and not that I think of women as things -- perhaps I was thinking of words on the glass.