You Must Remember This
By Ewan
Thu, 29 Apr 2021
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Two stiff cardboard tickets,
both fit in the special pocket
trousers used to have.
Weekend return, no reservations
on our part, another escapade
beckons, we wink at the porter.
We chose the railway hotels;
convenient, convivial,
no identification required,
paying by access, before mastercard:
the sibilant sweep across
the quadruplicate voucher.
All different, yet the same,
York, Edinburgh, Newcastle.
Food and decor firmly
in the fifties still.
We travelled to the moon
and back, without leaving the room.
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Good Lord - winking at the
Good Lord - winking at the Porter. There's much unsaid in this poem, Ewan!
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And my kind of poems too.
Permalink Submitted by luigi_pagano on
And my kind of poems too. Liked it a lot.
Best, Luigi
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