Page: Trains

I'm pleased to report that I've published my first book on Lulu. It's a short collection of poems about trains, over the past 25 years or so. It is also available in hardcover, complete with a wonderful selection of photos.

You can download the PDF here. It's under a CC, non-commercial, attribution, share-alike license, so please let me know if you do anything with it.

See also my trains photos.


1 Responses to Trains

  1. 15830 Kenya 2008-03-14 07:24:00

    I am kenyan and can really identify with this part:-

    leave Nairobi after dark
    and arrive in Mombasa at sunup.
    Clackety clack all night long
    lulling you to sleep
    across the dark Tsavo,
    only your imagination to tell you
    what all those
    eyes out there in the dark
    had behind them.
    Over the rattle of the wheels
    you might hear a hyena laugh,
    or, if you're lucky, a lion roar,
    and you might imagine a leopard cough --
    a sound to strike terror,

Leave a Reply



About

Here dies another day during which I have had eyes, ears, hands and the great world round me; And with tomorrow begins another. Why am I allowed two? (Evening, by Chesterton)

User