Poems About: LONDON

London, thou art of town{.e}s A per se.
Soveraign of cities, semeliest in sight,
Of high renoun, riches, and royaltie;
Of lordis, barons, and many goodly knyght; read more »

I was walking in London
searching for you
finding a little bit of you
here and there, read more »

In their tricorn hats and black masks
With silver buckes on their shoes
A sharp cutlass by their sides
On a fine, strong horse read more »

now as i look into the night sky
the little star twinkling, twisting, spiralling
in the farthest corner well that's
the eternal michael jackson read more »

On the edges
of forgetfulness
there are shadows
playing read more »

Out of town the sky was bright and blue,
Never fog-cloud, lowering, thick, was seen to frown;
Nature dons a garb of gayer hue,
Out of town. read more »

It is nice to see & nice to be in bits of London town.

Today I travelled from West to East an that is a different kind of town.
There there's creative places, big markets and roundabouts. read more »

In the archives may be seen
a well-known name, an evergreen.
Professor of Astronomy at Oxford,
the great and famous Architect read more »

She dreams of London whilst we dwell here in France
Paris the cruel spectacle as it is as it were
Darling would you cross the far enchanted sea
That I might build a kingdom with thee read more »

to boris johnson, mayor.

along London
low down read more »

A livid sky on London
And like the iron steeds that rear
A shock of engines halted
And I knew the end was near: read more »

He follows me
and always
stays around me. read more »