shriek of a whistle
summer train’s about to leave
tears at the window
Kim M. Russell, 2017
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My response to Carpe Diem Haiku Kai Autumn Retreat 2017 “departure”
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writing in north norfolk 
The end of a romance?
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Maybe…
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Brava.. 🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀
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Or children sent off to the country. Very true haiku either way.
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🙂
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So romantic!! I have memories of saying goodbye to family living in a railway town…I wish I had passed my time at the station more to jot down stories. Hmmm, that’s a great idea to go the Central Station in MOntreal…I pass there every day to go to work…maybe getting there an hour earlier…I love watching people there.
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I’ve dreamed of visiting Canada since I was a teenager. Montreal is totally exotic to me. Now I’m going to have to look up pictures of Central Station!
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The only trip abroad I ever made in 1977 to UK We did England and Scotland and Wales. our first stop from London was CaMbridge…ThTs the closest to Norfolk even if it’s not that close
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Cambridge is lovely but very expensive to live in. The fenland that surrounds it is amazing but bleak in the winter.
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I went in September and found it so romantic! My other favourite place was Lake District. I had retuned to university that year taking Intro to English Literature, so the trip was perfect!
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