A poem on the Underground

‎London’s tube trains and stations right now feature a series of incredibly patronising etiquette poems – encouraging people to move down the carriage, get off at the next station if ‎they’re ill, and suchlike. They’re so bad that I suspect them to be deliberately so to provoke discussion.

Anyway, recent morning tube reading inspired me the other day. Here’s my school-story-inspired version:

 

You there, sitting reading porn

We can tell you’ve got the horn.

Your neighbour can read over your shoulder:

Make your characters a little older.

Transport for London held a competition for contributions to their campaign. Sadly, it’s now closed, so I hereby grant poetic licence to anyone who wants to join in with their version…

One thought on “A poem on the Underground

  • 1 April, 2014 at 12:50 pm
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    It may seem quite peculiar
    It may come as a shock
    But trust me on this, Sunshine:
    No one wants to see your cock.

    Poetry is so fun :-) x

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