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FranktheFrank
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#1 Post by FranktheFrank »

move dpoem

BobBradshaw
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Re: Fenchurch St. Station

#2 Post by BobBradshaw »

Gorgeous poem...all the stanzas are good, but my favorite is the Amey stanza

Bernie01
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Re: Fenchurch St. Station

#3 Post by Bernie01 »

F---


marvelous.

vivid story telling, fast pace yet no feeling of rush, original and yet clear progression from one story point to a second.

a triumph.

you've worked on this for some time, i think, and with great profit.


bernie


my IPC vote.

FranktheFrank
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Re: Fenchurch St. Station

#4 Post by FranktheFrank »

Thanks guys,
yes, about a month Bernie.

I find it difficult to stop tinkering,
I suppose I might get better in time.

It's just getting the exact right words.

FranktheFrank
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Re: Fenchurch St. Station [4th ed.]

#5 Post by FranktheFrank »

I have tinkered my best
seems to have grown
wonder if it needs to be put into tercets.

RWCJames
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Re: Fenchurch St. Station [4th ed.]

#6 Post by RWCJames »

in a Dickensian gloom,
an autumn drizzle dampens
the concourse entrance.

You got me on that first reference to Dickens.

The apparent nonchalant attitude and delivery, for me, holds my attention - not put off by any unnecessary descriptions etc.

‘The train on platform four to Tilbury
will leave at 3:55 . . .’
her metallic voice echoes in the rafters.

Nice alliteration here - and particularly taken by the final line - can hear her voice distinctly - RWC

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