Paddington Station - Morning

FineB

Paddington Station - Morning

Paddington Bear greets me sculpted in bronze,

All around me lies the gateway to the West Country and Wales,

Paddington Station, a hub of commuters, travellers, holidaymakers and chaos,

Coffee and food stalls gaining from big profits and sales.

My walking adventure in Berkshire beckons near,

I sit in contemplation sipping a Cappuccino from the comfort of my bench seat,

Early morning at Paddington station is never dull,

Pidgeons encircling me and pecking away by my feet. 

 

  • Author: FineBul (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 21st, 2018 10:09
  • Comment from author about the poem: I went for a walk with my walking group on a sunny day in July in rural Berkshire in England. I caught the train early in the morning from Paddington station Paddington station in the morning as seen through my eyes.
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Comments4

  • sylviasearcher

    Did Paddington share his marmalade sandwiches?

    A lovely scene 🙂

    • FineB

      Hello sylviasearcher,

      He might have done. I probably missed his sandwich sharing session when we met.

      Thanks for reading.

      Keep writing
      Fine

    • orchidee

      Did I see ya I Berkshire then? A fine write Fine.

      • FineB

        Hi Orchidee.

        You might have done.

        Thanks.

        Keep writing
        FineB

      • Michael Edwards

        Paddington has so much changed since the days when I worked at the newly opened maternity unit at St Marys - great read FB

        • FineB

          Hello Michael,

          Many thanks.

          I have only ever used Paddington Station, the nearby area is very much unknown territory to me waiting to be explored one day

          Keep writing
          FineB

        • Goldfinch60

          Paddington was the last station I went to a couple of years ago, it is the station where we arrive from the West Midlands. I was going to the Albert Hall and after the afternoon concert walked back to it via Hyde Park.



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