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Girl With One Track Mind (Sexhunters) I Fell in Love on the Northern Line Saturday Night at the J H Tavern
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Slam DoorThe old Slam Door train rolls in like a nineteen-twenties tram, Her curve-handled portals and open windows speak of a time before we sold out to The Man. No wait for doors to open, Step on as and when you like! No need for a nanny computer, peanut-brained, to see a satellite. Compartments made for six commuters in urbane conversation, The joy of whiling away the hours swapped for cattle trucks over-brimming with frustration. Personal space is getting tighter, Progress has proved a sham, How could we be so stupid, paying through the nose to suffer? Bring back The Age of Slam! I began to write an essay about this state so poor, but settled for a mantra: 'Slam Door, Slam Door, Slam Door, SLAM DOOR! SLAM DOOR! SLAM DOOR!' |
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Copyright: Oliver's Poetry 2006-7 (Slam Door trains were phased out of service on the Lewes-to-London line during 2004-2005). | |||||||