Those Church Bells Of Croydon Poem by Francesca Johnson

Those Church Bells Of Croydon

Rating: 2.9


You stand like a lily amongst weeds,
sowing the seeds
of joy and beauty.
Mayhem all around
and yet you abound
in blissful ignorance.

Tyres on tarmac
constantly droning, screeching, moaning.

Buses, cars, trams and trains,
never sleeping,
all keeping pollution going.

Mobile chats flowing.

The whole a tuneless monotone.....

And yet I hear those proud bells
chiming out the hour.

Proud, like that pure white flower.

Among weeds.....

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Observations from a cold and impersonal sky-rise hotel in Croydon. The following day we attended the wedding of two lovely people - Tara and Dave.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
John Shea 04 June 2010

Very nice poem in this crazy world we live in.We hear the important things eh? A 10 from me.

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David Harris 12 December 2008

Fran, a lovely descriptive poem with allows the reader to soak up the atmosphere of what is termed as sleepy England awoke to the peal of bells in Croyden. Top marks and thanks for sharing it my friend. Hugs David

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