Saturday, April 9, 2011

Poetry: Alighting At St Pancras Station

A poem by Ian Mole
















Looking up I can breathe in half of Europe.
A massive metal skeleton
            is making a wish over the centuries.
Somewhere Graham Greene is checking his watch
            while a million assignations haunt the concourse.
The buffet bar is full up with football
            and a casual staircase tips me the wink
                         to the underground.

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