The Bakerloo Line

FineB

Elephant and Castle I got on the train after a hen night at the Charlie Chaplin pub,

Lambeth North, my masseuse there treated me to a therapeutic back rub.

I paid my respects to Olivia DEHavilland at a BFI tribute at Waterloo,

There was an accident at Charing Cross with my stiletto heeled shoe.

Regents Park, I danced the tango in the open air,

My birthday celebrations took place at Marylebone’s Chiltern Firehouse what a grand affair!

Running past the Grand Union Canal I jumped on the tube at Queen’s Park,

My journey was interrupted at Wembley Central, by a dog’s annoying bark.

South Kenton, not far to go I am nearly home,

Harrow and Wealdstone, the journey ends I order a takeaway on my mobile phone.

  • Author: FineBul (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 9th, 2018 03:42
  • Comment from author about the poem: The beloved London Underground where would London be without it! Here is a poem dedicated to the Bakerloo line one of the Underground lines I travel along frequently to get home to Wembley, London where I live! Enjoy!
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  • Goldfinch60

    Good fun write, indeed where would London be without the Underground.

    • FineB

      Thank you Goldfinch.

      Glad you enjoyed it!

      Keep writing
      FineB

    • Accidental Poet

      FineB, your writings of the Underground should be framed and hung on walls where your co-riders can read them and appreciate the Underground as you do. Marvelous write FineB.

      • FineB

        Thank you Accidental Poet and for your comments.

        Much appreciated.

        Keep writing
        FineB

      • Tony36

        Great write

        • FineB

          Thanks Tony36.

          Keep writing
          FineB

          • Tony36

            Welcome, keep writing as well



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