Tube sketch (one of a few)

BeadedQuillJanuary 27, 2014January 25, 2014London, Poetryballpoint pen, cityscapes, commuters, commuting by tube, curiosity, handwriting, left-handed, London, London commuting, London life, London poetry, London transport, metropole, metropolitan life, moleskine, newspaper, notebook, pen, stationery, strangers, Suburbia, the Tube, train carriages, transport, writing, writing by hand, writing longhand

The man with the notebook
draws attention.
The woman alongside hum
drops her Evening Standard
to glance.
	Left-handed he is
	writing with a ballpoint
	in a Moleskine, A5-sized.

Two page turners 
	across from each other.

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The poems this week centre around London and the ordinary, daily observations living in this metropolis offers. Our first poem considers a scene during a tube commute.
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