Showing posts with label railways. Show all posts
Showing posts with label railways. Show all posts
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Edinburgh Waverley
Labels:
Edinburgh,
haiku,
paul conneally,
photography,
poetry,
railways,
Scotland,
trains,
urban
Tuesday, December 03, 2013
Running The Rails
Late at night
to early morning
the train station
Rodents run rails
men in lines of fours, fives
and against the rules
alone
Wrapped tight
against the November cold
an oil faced worker
Marching up the down line
he counts out loud
bending periodically
to spray paint a sleeper
Oh can you hear
the blowing of the whistle?
Paul Conneally
Loughborough 2013
Labels:
England,
English poets,
football,
haiku,
Jesus,
paul conneally,
photography,
poetry,
railways,
soccer,
trains,
travel
Saturday, July 09, 2011
One Upright Arm
We move together along the disused railway track
towards the top of the Swannington Incline.
"Don't look the dog in the eyes. He don't like it"
one upright arm
sustains the cheek
come walk with me
when things go wrong
there's always the hedgerow
Paul Conneally
2011
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"Don't look the dog in the eyes. He don't like it"
one upright arm
sustains the cheek
come walk with me
when things go wrong
there's always the hedgerow
Paul Conneally
2011
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Labels:
dogs,
haibun,
paul conneally,
railways,
Snibston,
Swannington Incline,
Tanka
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