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Channel Tunnel Poems - Poems about Channel Tunnel


Lawrence of Neasden, Stood Down

...They called him Lawrence of Neasden
And he dressed in Khaki shorts
And he always rode a camel 
Which he kept in his car port

They arrived there in Central Neasden
Having ridden all through the...
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Categories: channel tunnel, adventure, conflict, history, leadership,
Form: Rhyme

Lawrence Part the Fourth, In Action

...There’s civic unrest in Neasden
Which has become a mini hell
The vapours from all those camels 
Has caused an awful fruity smell
The citizens are angry and are
Marching off to Westminster hall
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Categories: channel tunnel, adventure, dedication, humor, military,
Form: Rhyme



Spreading Tentacles In the Face of Obstacles

...He is out to spread his tentacles
In the face, of combative obstacles,
And dying to end through a tackle
Any unacceptable spectacle 
Between The Rickety and The Ramshackle:
Busy roads he’d start...
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Categories: channel tunnel, care, change, courage, integrity,
Form: Rhyme

Comeback

...Channel Tunnel
Mercedez Benz
You lied to me my girl
You have a child now
I cry now
Here I come back
Stand before you
Back to writing
All night long
Played games I did
Now I go for the first...
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Categories: channel tunnel, romancecry,
Form: I do not know?

Predestination

...Rupert Lang set out from London,
it was ten minutes to eight.
He meant to travel to the Midlands
to be with his dad in hospital 
in Birmingham. Weather forecast: 
chance of rain.

Peter Smith ...
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Categories: channel tunnel, death
Form: Verse



Predestination

...Robert Lang set out from London,
it was ten minutes to eight.
He meant to travel to the Midlands
to be with his dad in hospital 
in Birmingham. Weather forecast: 
chance of rain.

Peter Smith ...
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Categories: channel tunnel, loss
Form: Verse

Predestination

...Rupert Lang set out from London,
it was ten minutes to eight.
He meant to travel to the Midlands
to be with his dad in hospital 
in Birmingham. Weather forecast: 
chance of rain.

Peter Smith ...
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Categories: channel tunnel, loss,
Form: Narrative

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