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2005 04 01
Union Station-Part 3
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![]() How dangerous it was to love this way, with nothing left. No one else could tear open the night like you – or leave behind such chilling space. Meanwhile, as we walked home broken and grateful, the trains passed on and arrived at Union Station. All the sleepy children who woke disoriented in the bright lights of the platform. All the travelers who were greeted. All those with no one waiting. [email this story] Posted by Anne Michaels on 04/01 at 08:35 AM
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