Thursday, 9 September 2010
The Silence Between Two Train Stations
Between two stations, there is always a stretch of silence. No platform, no crowd, just movement.
That space feels like life sometimes — not where you started, not where you’re going.
Physics would call it transition. But emotionally, it feels like uncertainty. And maybe that’s where most of us actually live.
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