Poem I found in my
diary, written on the train to Glasgow from Edinburgh Waverley on
August 28th
2012 which would otherwise have been lost:
As the sun sets on the
borderlands
And the crispness of the
Scottish air
Takes an hour to envelop
round the chest
And shooting though the
walls of Victorian industry
There is the purple shot
of thistle
Broken up by Caledonian
mountainfields
And the smell of hops and
juice of gardens
At Carfin Station I am
phoned
For two arms to spread at
Glasgow Central
As I have decided to make
my life in this country.
Jorik Mol –
train to Glasgow, August 28th
2012