This poem is taken from Stand 241, 22(1) March - May 2024.
Weekend in Krakow
One short hop from Luton and you’re in Mitteleuropa,
surrounded by old clocks. A city bright with still proud
medieval towers, churches painted gold - even Christ’s
loin cloth is burnished, there above the choir.
A dream of squares and spires, expansive cellars, full
...
surrounded by old clocks. A city bright with still proud
medieval towers, churches painted gold - even Christ’s
loin cloth is burnished, there above the choir.
A dream of squares and spires, expansive cellars, full
...
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