By adamg on Sat, 05/31/2014 - 12:16am
A train bound for Ashmont is instead bound for Valhalla after gasping its last at Savin Hill shortly after midnight. On the plus side, smoke didn't fill the first car
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Comments
Your rhymes are good
But your death metaphors are even better!