Poems About: LONDON

She called herself London
On that day
She fell from the sky
Child of apple blossoms read more »

This is a London of litter and tears;
This is the London that everyone fears.
This is a London that chokes back its grief.
This is London; the heartbreaking thief. read more »

His eyes reflect the golden fire, his pupils burning bright
As he turns away they feel a sudden, crying urge to fight
Big Old Ben has run away, they always thought it might
London's Burning read more »

London Pool's in London town,
Ay, boys! O boys!
London Pool's in London town,
Where the great ships anchor down! read more »

London's Marylebone
we do a quiet reunion
in the heart of the city read more »

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The sun wakes up and peeks through the sleeping heads of East London,
I hear the birds singing 'London, London, what a place! ' read more »

A thousand landmarks perish,
A hundred streets grow strange;
With all the dreams they cherish
They go the ways of change; read more »

GOODBYE LONDON

I hear the whispers of London in my ears,
London! London! is how the birds sing, read more »

I was afraid of London Bridge,
When I was in nursery,
As I read- - -London bridge is falling down…….
Now, I know London is a bridge, read more »

CRUEL City, London, London,
Where, duped slaves of devils' creeds,
Men and women desperate, undone,
Dream such dreams, and do such deeds: read more »

mustafa noor
he carries the theatre
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