London Night Poem by Rowan Truebody

London Night



Drunk as a skunk in Camden Town
You stood and watched it all go down
You found the stop and made the call
fell on your knees, got back on your feet
and shock and horror, it wasn't Camden
It was Warren Street.

Rowan Truebody
Thursday, July 17, 2008
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