Londoners
The world of instant image Digital Polaroid age of social porn Anything goes if it is on a smartphone or CCTV Ban the cameras as obscene objects from the past Too busy to talk as we are heading for the cliffs… Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
We shall walk the line But why does it have to be straight Relics from the day after the night before Nightcap or Crown you must decide.. Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
The Man who paints murals on the Chelsea walls All dressed up like a ‘sapeur’ after duty Haphazard meets of my roamings No names exchanged but through the lens Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
Riding faster than the speed of light Age will never catch us on the fast lane Happiness is timeless A horse called Harley Knuckleheads forever Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
Birds of paradise and other beauties Walking on the Royal Parks alleys To soothe our weary eyes from the city sores Diamonds and pearls craftily enshrined Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
Shooting a lion with a Canon Trafalgar Square sinks its own oxymoron While atop of his column Admiral Nelson Would give an arm and a leg to be here again London is a pleasant jungle… Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
The fifty plus shades of reality Babel was here but now long gone The human blender is still at work With a near nude Cupid on top No wonder they call it a circus Evolution and revolution Struck by the same arrow… Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
Like Prosperity, a glimpse around the corner Reality strikes the eye with a young beauty Halfway here and halfway there Stuck on the shoulder of the digital highway We watch the virtuals speeding on the fast lane Reality on a flat tyre, dreams in the mirror To contradict the writing on the glass They are […]
Nostalgia weaves into slow traffic Waiting for the rainy days In an obscured necromancy Lost in the Pythia’s empty eyes Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery
Flying beauty running around Kensington Gardens Staying fit and healthy in the city Sometimes borders to addiction But it is now part of the scenery Photo Hugh Ardoin The Londoners Gallery