Poems in 140 characters #3
‘This train is destined for Wembley Park’
No more illusion of free will
But destiny’s arrow missed its mark:
We jumped ship at Dollis Hill
The first line is an exact quote from a platform announcer on the Jubilee Line. We were held at Southwark and he wibbled on in a very plummy voice for about five minutes. But that line stuck in my memory. See my twitter feed.
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That is _good_.
Thank you :)
No more illusion of free will
The songs they sung ring in our ears
In the name of them we strive to kill
The sand dissolves our tears
From the underground, through X-Factor, onto the chart race and ending in Afghanistan.