Allen-ginsberg Quote by Allen Ginsberg

“In America, Fredericka, they don't really have trains for people. The trains here are used mainly to transport pigs, television sets, and fruit.”

— Mark Helprin

“. . . in the distance I hear a train rushing over the rails, but we are moving away from this place and all…

— Veronica Roth

“I have seldom heard a train go by and not wished I was on it.”

— Paul Theroux

“Life is a railroad station; soon I will set out - for where? I will not say.”

— Marina Tsvetaeva

“Train, don't strain.”

— Arthur Lydiard

“There is nothing like a train journey for reflection.”

— Tahir Shah

“But, truly, the worst trains take one across the best landscapes.”

— Paul Theroux

“All of my life, trains had been coming and going, interrupting Ever’s daily life with their loud disregard.”

— Matthew Aaron Goodman

“Trains, cars and every kind of vehicles do not only carry people, but they also carry people’s heavy thoughts and hidden hopelessnesses.”

— Mehmet Murat ildan

“The train might just as well have been a plane, something with wings. I felt suspended above everything: the city, time, the hard, cold…

— Stewart Lewis

“It is hard to make railroading pleasant in any country. It is too tedious.”

— Mark Twain

“Better to have train wrecks with miniature trains than with real ones.”

— Ed Catmull