eurostar
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eurostar.
you emerge from earth’s bowels to another country where the sun is brighter even grass and villages whisper en français you become obsessed with taking THE photo a typical landscape au calais whenever background is right a bridge jumps to foreground at lightspeed then you realise everything is typical think fleetingly conviction growing you’re viewing a loop it’s the same green grass, same recurring little église and all your life has been déjà-vu. © rob walker 2004 This one was written way back in 2004. We travelled on the Eurostar from London to Calais – a strange feeling to go so fast under the sea and pop up in another country. Stranger still when we entered the Chunnel under overcast skies and re-emerged to a sunny day. Stranger still when each village looked similar. What’s the French word for déjà vu? First print-published in my first collection sparrow in an airport in NEW POETS TEN, Friendly Street/Wakefield Press, march 2005 ISBN 1 86254 670 3
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