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| Faces Passing On A Subway Train In Dowtown Boston |
| By, Dennis Moran |
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Walking around in downtown Boston A place I go to try to get lost in See faces passing on a subway train Faces of joy ; faces of pain All these faces , young and old Waiting to have their stories told Faces of guilt ; faces of madness Faces of bliss ; faces of sadness But they're just faces passing on a subway train Each staring out their own window pane So I take a long look up into the sky Wondering " what happens when these faces die " ? Will some be remembered ? Or will all be forgotten ? And what terrible wars have these faces fought in ? Some look at me with expressions of shame Some turn away , but even then , I do not blame Because we're all pawns in life's mysterious game And they're just faces passing . . . on a subway train |
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