London: All Time Popular Writing

The Portrait of Evil by Richard Davies. A Scary Pla... by RICHARD DAVIES - DAVIS

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The Portrait of Evil by Richard Davies. A Tale of Ho... by RICHARD DAVIES - DAVIS

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Camden by jezkemp

‘Steve? Steve come on, pick up,’ said Dave into the phone needlessly as it rang. He jumped up the steps of the underground station two at a time, dodging old people and couples. 337 words

The storyteller by Taymaz Valley

I’m a desiccated teardrop / On a raft of solitude, / Heading out to woeful sea / Of melancholy and misery. / Deserted by all whom I’ve loved / In Incantation of death, / I make my wretched way / Th… 117 words

Stainless (steel) servants by Lakshmana515

Stainless (steel) servants, / Bowed in obeisance, / To every hot and cold / mood/whim of their master. / How would you like to be a tap!? 24 words

Delilah by Simon Mason

Collapsed, clenching her fist, face to the floor, Delilah lay comfortless on the hard timber. Looking towards the ceiling, drenched in her own blood, she searched her mind for any lurking memories. 1162 words

On Westminster Bridge at Night by George Coombs

westminster bridge at night, / river thames below is / disturbed, agitated,dark,deep / restless as the unquiet mind… / city in constant tumult behind me / thames reflecting city lights / yet re… 65 words

London - Positive (sort of) by Lakshmana515

The crazy old ladies / Picking up dasies / Or facing the sun / to pick up its rays / After long grey wintery / months of days. 106 words

THE LATEST NEWS FROM LONDON by eon .

FKN NEWS HOT OF THE PRESS / hes My FAVE News Source. / Its the Truth. 21 words

My Map of London by Chris1249

South London’s all on cannabis / North London’s all on speed / East London’s full of communists / West London’s full of greed 24 words

Satellite by Anarkhos

London at dusk, was dusty, / and we walked from Charing Cross to City / Temple, Holborn. / The streets are filled with shocked tourists / who believed the caricature of London / as a rain filled ol… 182 words

UNWANTED WEALTH. by Terry Collett

On the way home from school / you and Helen stopped / and looked in the window / of the pie and eel shop / where a man was cutting off heads / of live eels / and then slitting them open / and kni… 263 words

SWING TIME. by Terry Collett

You were with Janice / in Jail Park / two kids / looking for kicks / and Janice said / Can you push me / on the swings? / and you said / Sure if you like / and got behind her / as she sat on the s… 224 words

tate london by eon .

[Video] / also rough @ the tate / [Video] / SONIC ACTS / [Video] 27 words

"An Unexpected Love" by CandiStar

“…The firing jubilance passes through our bodies, / Causing us to tie up sadness and sorrow and leaving it aside…” / “…A sort of fabrication thats become reality, … 147 words

UNCLE FRED AND THE SAND DANCE by Terry Collett

Your Uncle Fred / on Christmas Eve / at Gran’s house / when you were a kid / did the sand dance / wearing an old fashion / man’s striped nightgown / and a red fez / (he got that in Egypt / duri… 196 words

LONDON EXHIBITON PLANS UNDERWAY !!!!!! by ANNETTE HAGGER

Plans for the forth coming exhibition in London at The Burt Gallery are well under way. And also the Bally Shoe Factory exhibition in Norwich which runs at the same time ! / So im busy buying fram… 174 words

HELEN AND YOU AND A BAG OF CHIPS. by Terry Collett

After school / after tea / of bread and jam / a mug of tea / and a slice of cake / you met Helen / under the railway bridge / in Rockingham Street / and she was holding / Battered Betty her do… 482 words

Summer In London by Dan Cash

A warm summer’s day and Tess boarded the tube at Leyton. As she travelled through Stratford and Bethnal Green she thought of the plans she was making for herself that were going to change her life, s… 616 words

Grafitti....London remixed by atomikboy

London 8 words

Consequences? by Oxonian

CONSEQUENCES? / © / Harry James / Prologue: / Sally Geyer took a bite of the wholemeal cheese sandwich she had prepared that morning and walked to the window of the classroom. The sight of the busy p… 2074 words

Homeless Woman in London by roza50

A crust of bread, / Left to mould, / Tattered threads / From something old, / A bowed head / In the cold, / Weeping for tomorrow. / A cup of tea / With honey warm, / Thrashing seas / From distant … 43 words

YOUNG TRAITOR. by Terry Collett

Gran said / you can come with us / to the fair / Janice said / Provided your mum agrees / of course but Gran’s / already asked your mum / so it’s all right / you stood outside / the school gate… 297 words

Come to NEW YORK and LONDON With Me by eon man

TIMES SQUARE NOW / Live Cams are so enjoyable. Kind of Takes you out of your Matrixxx and puts you somewhere new YorkY That is. / OR MAYBE LONDON MIGHT BE FUN 51 words

Need a hotel or reservation services by anson28jan

Need a hotel or reservation services we are ready to serve your needs according to our requirements.Our firm Roomscity.com is able to offer attractive room rates at great discounts at a wide range of… 69 words

Lost No More by Taymaz Valley

I fall. / Lying on a magic carpet / I see lands / Disappear beneath. / The starry night / Is my guide, / And my destination, / My past and present. 153 words

tate london- venice by eon .

venice bienial / [Video] / turner prize nominated works / [Video] 22 words

Croydon Riots 8th Aug 2011, Our want want want society by Monjii

It is mine / It is yours / It is mindless 37 words

On a breeze.... by tirnanog

Now my thoughts see her sat at a cafe / Slowly tasting the scent in the air / Of lavender bunched on her table / Leaving fragrence on clothes and in hair 213 words

New York's Gone by WhoTLEoyd

’Dirty little town on the train, it’s callin’ you to say / “I’ll meet you when you arrive today” / Under the sun and under the rain, / I wish I visited you before yesterday ’ 146 words

TONIGHT: London by Ian Jade

Untrusted, they took my Paris away / And I let go in a free fall toward the skies 112 words

French Hot Chocolate Shop, London by froglet

Sumptuous….. 93 words

London to Home by roza50

Coffee brews, before he wakes, / Vows of love not to break. / Paint a portrait clear and strong, / Etched in granite, carved in stone. 135 words

Pin Stripe Suit by Vanessa Hayat

fashion week has come and gone, but the gorgeous well-heeled that fill London’s streets, go about their business confident and sleek… 137 words

tate london by eon .

Fascinating walk in a gallery / [Video] 12 words

I Didn't Know by arteestmavie

I didn’t know, when I met you…. 128 words

The Unfamiliar by mala

I knew it would be difficult but never in a million years did I expect my spirit to endure this type of experience and heartache. 354 words

Belsize Park At Night. by Princess Moon Feathers

Stars hidden by the earth filled sky, / the flowers have gone to die, / and all i see is life decayed, / sweet autumn dark mother womb. 118 words

London Myths by ThrowDampSparks

A phosphorous gold glow permeated the ozone / around London Bridge and across to Tooley Street. / Blackened air permeated his soul. 202 words

BOMBS OVER LONDON by Jsimone

Under siege / Under no obligation / We surrender / The flask found empty in / The pile of hardened earth / Where our fathers walked / In time of war / As buildings dropped to their beginning / Soot s… 192 words

The Blackbird and The Tower of London by DoctorEeyore

A blackbird poem 88 words

A view from the London eye by happynuthouse

The view is wonderful from the london eye, / The old and new buildings, some low some high, / The River Thames flowing down below, / And over in the distance, historical boats. / All the sights you l… 66 words

A Very Unusual Use of Kodachrome by John Neville Cohen

the first ever picture (taken on a Kodachrome transparency film) that included both a negative of a tulip and a positive image of a girl’s portrait, all on the same emulsion!!! 383 words

The Construction in London by shyners

Ah, his advisers. All a bunch of morons as far as he was concerned, but alas he could do nothing about them. 472 words

London Art Show by scott0505

Contact me if you are interested in being a featured artist in the show. 82 words

The Adventures of a South African Indian Boy in London by shyners

Fortunately, Satish caught a glimpse of the car out the corner of his eye and he yelled at the girl as loud as he could, “LOOK OUT !”. 1034 words

laura from london by dawn carter

lives in london / to far from here / wanting to meet you / because i care / one day we will / its hard not to see you / just thinking of you / makes me love you / your one of the best / the best to h… 68 words

TO GO OR NOT TO GO. by Terry Collett

There’s a fun fair / on the bombsite / off Meadow Row / you told Fay / that Friday / on the way home / from school / and she said / I can only come / if my daddy’s out / he thinks / all such th… 184 words

THE BOMBED OUT BUTCHER'S SHOP. by Terry Collett

On the third day / of the holidays / you met Janice / half way up Bath Terrace / at the entrance to the flats / where she lived with her gran / she was dressed in her red beret / yellow flowered… 546 words

AUNT EDNA AND HER BLACK MASK. by Terry Collett

Your Aunt Edna / had asthma / and she carried around / a big black / asthmatic mask / which frightened / the life out of you / especially when / she put it over / her mouth and nose / and her… 235 words

A ROOM AT THE TOP. by Terry Collett

It was a room / at the top of the building / music being played / from some hifi system / and Judy said / you dance quite well / thanks / you said / haven’t seen you / here before / she looked a… 245 words

LONDON NIGHTS by ThrowDampSparks

Dazzling streets form in the gunmetal haze; / my steps falter on Waterloo Bridge, gazing… 127 words

Voyage of Nomad part 1: Surviving Summer by Kelvin Hayes

Leaving Wales with one pound in my pocket, my first port of call on reaching London was a cash-point (ATM), a tube to Earls Court and a room for the night. 2010 words

Back to the Dark Cave by Jessica Grace

I can control this / I have a darkness I harness / I am not depressed / I am human 86 words

JANICE AND YOU AT WATERLOO STATION by Terry Collett

At Waterloo Station / the steam engines / puffed powerful steam / reaching up / to the rooftop / and you stood there / hands in your pockets / your nose sniffing in / the white and grey smell … 278 words

MISSHAPED LOVE. by Terry Collett

You never talked about cowboys / or shootouts with Fay. / She was the girl / in the apartment above / who lived with her mum and dad / and younger brother. / You sat next to her / on the bus / yo… 289 words

NO BOMBS HERE. by Terry Collett

Gran said it isn’t safe / to walk about the bombsites / Janice said / as you walked with her / off of Meadow Row / towards the bombed out sites / of WW11 / there might be / unexploded bombs / sh… 198 words

OUTSIDE THE CINEMA. by Terry Collett

After tea / you went out / into the summer evening / without cowboy hat / or rifle / but your six shooter / tucked in the belt / of your jeans / to meet Helen / under the railway bridge / next t… 285 words

In spite of mourning, mornings, and Morden. by delilahdesanges

When seasick, or homesick, take this / simple pill; after plague and flood, / fire and mayor, wedding, funeral, / election, and bills - / London is standing, still; 100 words

Chandigarh Flights: Plan holidays in Indian Planned ... by donbrwon

Chandigarh is one of the nicest cities in India. It is one beautiful and peaceful city. Make sure you won’t fall in love with Chandigarh as often people do fall for this exuberant city. 516 words

Cheap Hotels in London by rossbrian

The easiest method to remain in the center from the city would be to search for cheap hotels working in London. Those are the best base look around the world-famous points of interest as well as for … 453 words

GROWING UP BEFORE TIME. by Terry Collett

You stood outside / the ABC cinema / with Helen looking / at the framed photographs / of the stills / from the film / then showing / she clutching her doll / Battered Betty / you standing ther… 277 words

Traversing Old Dixie... by anaisnais

Southern border of Pensylvannia / the Mason Dixon line of North/South divides / a solitary rock marker distinguished with a ‘WV’ for West Virginia sited / Country home of Dixie chick Sout… 586 words

Bête Noir by threetails

It was just such a grid of answers I was thinking of one morning in early 2005; namely, the neat, orderly diagram of the famous London tube map. 10021 words

Protecting your shins: The London Experience. by shabds

How shopping in London can hurt your wallet as well as your shins! 353 words

Elleven Dental by markaddy567

Welcome to elleven. We’re a leading Dental Surgery in London W1, at the heart of the Harley Street district. Here you can meet with a caring private dentist in a stylish environment. / Focusing on Fa… 83 words

"McMurtree's Wallet" by waddleudo

Beatty waited to hear why they had been looking for him. Micki spoke. “May I tell him, Dad?” “Yes, yes, go on, girl!” McMurtree agreed. “Well, Andrew Beatty. It’s a good thing you are sitting down!&… 1951 words

STANDING BESIDE FAY ONE SATURDAY. by Terry Collett

It was Saturday morning / and Fay stood beside you / on the balcony of the flats / looking over the Square / she pointed at the baker / and his horse drawn cart / down by the wall below / my dadd… 315 words

THE GUN. by Terry Collett

The gun was tucked / into the belt / of your jeans / the hat (your father’s / borrowed trilby) / pushed to the back / of your head / you had recently shot / the boss-eyed sheriff / behind … 160 words

JANICE AND YOU AT LONDON BRIDGE. by Terry Collett

It was the fourth day / since the break up / from school / for the summer vacation / and you were riding / with Janice / on the bus / to London Bridge / and she was wearing / the lemon coloure… 326 words

Funeral Procession for the Old Way of Thinking by delilahdesanges

Won’t matter a damn when the guest-eye of the sky / sinks her red-lidded sleep over the birth of / the stinking Thames; 328 words

JANICE AND YOU AND SHARED LOVE by Terry Collett

Janice met you / as you walked / across the bombsite / from the New Kent Road / to Meadow Row / you watched / as she trod / carefully over / bricks and stones / some half buried / under the s… 266 words

Sitting With Nan. by Terry Collett

You sat with Nan / in the back garden / of her house in London. / Is that a new suit? / She asked, looking / at you closely, / her eyesight poor / even in broad daylight. / Yes, you said, / I … 176 words

London. 25th Feb 2004 by tommasopanzeri

Everyone seems to be moving / under the careful tutelage / an emphasism on creativity / three at the end / part in shoring up / for the culturally diverse / point where it might / really still need /… 153 words

YOU AND JACKSON POLLOCK. by Terry Collett

How’s the girl / with the red beret? / your sister asked / she’d seen you / and Janice / and her gran / on the way home / from school / she probably walking / with her friend / following behind … 243 words

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All Time Popular London Writing (141 results)

The Portrait of Evil by Richard Davies. A Scary Pla... by RICHARD DAVIES - DAVIS

The Day John Cowan Shot Me and Jacqueline Bisset Hea... by John Hooton

She rode a zucchini to London by SimplyRed

Goin Out by Philo1987

Millenium Bridge, London, United Kingdom by jmhdezhdez

My Salute To Sam by HansBellani

Hook, Line, And Thinker (World's Worse Fish Pun Shor... by Rick London

The Gherkin, London, United Kingdom by jmhdezhdez

Anchorage to London by Charmiene Maxwell-batten

SUPPORT STUDENT PROTEST TO OVERTHROW CORPORAL CLEGG’... by MoonlightLover

City Hall, London, United Kingdom by jmhdezhdez

In and around Port Campbell by Darren Stones

Clancy of Marylebone by retsilla

Goose of the Liberty by Tony Elliott

CRIES OF LONDON by Stephen Jackson

MOUSE by Stephen Jackson

When He's Chiming, When He's Chiming, the whole worl... by DonDavisUK

It's Not London by PhotogeniquE IPA

Banksy - 'London Calling?' by LookOutBelow

A walk along the Southbank by DavidFrench

Dating with Dali by Chris1249

Swiss Igloo Snow Globe by Sally P Moore

Exhibiting in London- PREVIEW TUESDAY 28TH APRIL. 2009 by ANNETTE HAGGER

Con artist 1: Mayfair by Tuliptree

Three glimpses, or, Haste to the Wedding. London, 17... by Tuliptree

The great city life by Gretchen O'Donald

DAY OUT by Stephen Jackson

VOTE FTW by ScottA

Imagination takes flight by Tuliptree

my unexpected (brief) meeting with Derren Brown in L... by lollipopgirl

Anita Norris Models by ShahnaChristine .

864, The South Bank by Tony Elliott

Con artist 2: Seven Dials by Tuliptree

London’s Pulse by beast

In A Church Garden by George Coombs

An Ode to Vegas – Hell yea by Kmuzu

The View From Up Here Is Brilliant (part 2) by Alan Findlater

Identity Crisis by Steven Austin

wedding photographer needed for your portfolio (london) by photogenic

Paper love by monkeycrumpet

Roseberry Manor by Mahala Schultz

London/Derry by Soaps

Fresh Blood by Philo1987

Freedom Pioneers : "Phoenix" [Ch6i] by adgray

Freedom Pioneers : "Phoenix" [Ch5i] by adgray

the yellow mong.,London or some big city. by Barbara Cliff

London Olympics by Aggpup

Heaven is a Tobacco Shop by Andrew Tapperman

Roses and Lilies by Taymaz Valley

The First Night by Mahala Schultz

Introducing DavidGlez from London, England by Memaa

It’s like London by onlyPKcould

Monotony by leunig

Marauding Suburbs by Chris1249

Red faced moments by John Mitchell

London Childhood by George Coombs

The Portrait of Evil by Richard Davies. A Tale of Ho... by RICHARD DAVIES - DAVIS

Camden by jezkemp

The storyteller by Taymaz Valley

Stainless (steel) servants by Lakshmana515

Delilah by Simon Mason

On Westminster Bridge at Night by George Coombs

London - Positive (sort of) by Lakshmana515

THE LATEST NEWS FROM LONDON by eon .

My Map of London by Chris1249

Satellite by Anarkhos

UNWANTED WEALTH. by Terry Collett

SWING TIME. by Terry Collett

tate london by eon .

"An Unexpected Love" by CandiStar

UNCLE FRED AND THE SAND DANCE by Terry Collett

LONDON EXHIBITON PLANS UNDERWAY !!!!!! by ANNETTE HAGGER

HELEN AND YOU AND A BAG OF CHIPS. by Terry Collett

Summer In London by Dan Cash

Grafitti....London remixed by atomikboy

Consequences? by Oxonian

Homeless Woman in London by roza50

YOUNG TRAITOR. by Terry Collett