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Euston
Euston Poems - Poems about Euston
London
...Shoreditch clung to its ruin Its roughhewn gate staring out at corpses And the clutch of travellers heading from the fields, The shepherds rambling onwards, The herders with their slow-moving cat......
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©
stanley wilkin
Categories:
euston,
allegory, allusion, angel, appreciation,
Form:
Free verse
1984 In London Alone
...There I was on overnight sleeper catching the Kilmarnock-Euston train didn't sleep much on the way hit the capital 6.30am met the rain I was there for a week much to enjoy got into sally army ......
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©
Gordon Mcconnell
Categories:
euston,
life, london, memory,
Form:
Rhyme
The Bar Is Closed Down Now
...Both rushing Me from the north You from the south The wrong way round. Shorts. Tee shirt A bottle of beer. You arrived in a state After a day’s work hauling Your bag through the Tube. You’r......
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©
Jane Allen
Categories:
euston,
heart, love, romantic,
Form:
Narrative
The Day That Brings
...Oh Tuesday night! Bringer of two most beautiful days. The expectant day. Packing my bag now. Picking an outfit. Picking two. Both for you. Have I got everything? Teabags? Hot chocolate? The si......
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©
Jane Allen
Categories:
euston,
love, thanks,
Form:
Narrative
Dickensian Time
...In Dickensian time Upon sunset hour Overshadowing Thames Is London Tower Blackened cobble streets Shimmer in the rain Big Ben at Westminster Chimes an eight bells refrain At Euston Station......
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©
Theresa Stephens
Categories:
euston,
places,
Form:
Free verse
A Longing - Hereith - a Train Journey
...Hereith Euston Euston station I never pass Euston station at times without feeling homesick hereith we call it - hereith a longing watching the trains pull out of the station into its dark tunnels ......
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©
Nigel Fox
Categories:
euston,
longing, love,
Form:
Free verse
Hereith a Longing
...Euston Euston station I never pass Euston station at times without feeling homesick hereith we call it - hereith a longing watching the trains pull out of the station into its dark tunnels imagining......
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©
Nigel Fox
Categories:
euston,
nostalgia, childhood, childhood,
Form:
Narrative