Tag Archives: London

TCR-St Giles to Seven Dials

Posted on December 2, 2014 by spiritsail

Tottenham Court Rd to Seven Dials not the prettiest place can boast rubbish bag alleyways and rat poison averts the love of most building sites and smog stained bricks tatty doors and traffic jams seventies high-rise better days once looked … Continue reading →

Posted in London, poetry | Tagged big city, Central Line, London, Phoenix Garden, pigeons, quiet, Seven Dials, St Giles, Tottenham Court Road, urban | Leave a comment

Train station totem

Posted on October 15, 2014 by spiritsail

I, creature of habit here again a tree stands across the rail still leafy darkening green heavy in physalis gold autumn berries delight gorging blackbirds morning everyone subdued miles to go interrupted sleep big city commute at the platform collective … Continue reading →

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27L

Posted on October 10, 2014 by spiritsail

A concorde sits beside the taxiway runway 27L LHR if ever you could feel for an inanimate object surely this must be it no doubt well meaning those who put it there a tribute but what angst ’tis possible to … Continue reading →