This poem is taken from PN Review 55, Volume 13 Number 5, May - June 1987.
Muswell HillI have a third floor arched window on the Broadway
Looking East.
If the skies are overcast less light penetrates my room
And I'm able to sleep quite late,
Unless I'm woken by a particularly noisy lorry.
In the summer I get up early
To pull the curtains on deserted streets.
In winter I watch people going to work.
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