Poems on the Underground - Transport for London
Poems on the Underground (Penguin, 2015) contains over 200 poems featured on the Tube and is available from the London Transport Museum shop and all good bookshops. The first series of poems...
Poems on the Underground – offering poetry to London’s tube …
On 24 th February, the latest series of Poems on the Underground will be launched on London Underground and Overground trains. The poems are a strongly international set, with poems by the dissident Chinese poet Bei Dao, the Indian poet Sujata Bhatt, and …
This Month’s Poems – Poems on the Underground
Look out for the new set of Poems on the Underground on London Underground and Overground trains through March. The poems share common themes as they celebrate new life and the renewal of nature as spring returns.
Poetry Archive - Transport for London
Find your favourite poem of the day in our poetry archive.
New Poems on the Underground February 2023
Poems on the Underground is supported generously by TfL, Arts Council England and The British Council. from The Winter’s Tale by William Shakespeare. What I know of the sea by İlhan Sami Çomak translated by Caroline Stockford. Truth by Geoffrey Chaucer. For My Wife, Reading in Bed by John Glenday.
Poems on the Underground - Poetry Society
Poems are selected by Judith Chernaik, Imtiaz Dharker, and George Szirtes. The posters are designed by Tom Davidson, and the project is generously supported by London Underground (TfL), Arts Council England and the British Council.
Poems on the Underground - University of Cambridge
Feb 26, 2024 · Poems on the Underground is supported by TfL, Arts Council England and The British Council. The original posters from 1986 onwards can be accessed at: www.poemsontheunderground.org.
New set of Poems on the Underground - Transport for London
Poems on the Underground, founded in 1986, aims to bring poetry to a mass audience. It helps to make journeys more stimulating by showcasing a diverse range of poetry, including classical,...
These Poems Should Be Plastered On Underground Trains
Mar 8, 2017 · Here are five poems TfL should put up in tube trains next time. I had not thought death had undone so many." Photo: {Laura McGregor} 1. The Waste Land, TS Eliot. I had not thought death...
Poems on the Underground (116) – set of six posters - Poetry …
Poems on the Underground is generously supported by TfL, Arts Council England and The British Council. We share partnerships with The Poetry Society, The National Poetry Library, and The Scottish Poetry Library. Poems are selected by writers Judith Chernaik, Imtiaz Dharker and …