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saunterings

essays, poetry, and personal reflections

Tag: Penn Station

April 16, 2016July 5, 2018

Lead Us Not Into Penn Station

by p.w.eubanks Leave a Comment on Lead Us Not Into Penn Station

I’m not sure why, but lately, I’m hypersensitive to all the sounds that surround me. Maybe it’s because I’m used to a more rural environment that the sounds of the City are just that jarring to me. Maybe it’s because I’m living just next to the Garden State Parkway, which leaves in its wake a […]

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March 11, 2016July 5, 2018

Changing Trains

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There’s this moment after leaving the Secaucus station where the train ducks into a tunnel, and the deeper into the dark it goes, the quicker the air pressure changes as if to suck the little sickle cell up the vein to the heart of Manhattan. From under the Hudson, all the passengers are adjusting their […]

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