Oh dear Oh My
This is an exhibition that could make you cry
On a dark and gloomy London day
This wasn’t the best exhibition to see
Did it lift up my spirits, I think not
Some of the images were quite a shock
If a picture can say a thousand words
Then there’s a library here of untold woes
Our riots here were a tea party
Compared to the Libyan, Syrian and Egyptian anarchy
So what will you see
A little hope and a lot of despair
Toooo many bodies everywhere
A religious code gone horribly wrong
You’ll see humanities swansong
So why am I saying you should go and see that
Because I think it makes you appreciate what you’ve got
It makes you want to try a little harder
And give a bit more
After all we don’t have to worry about the sniper
The soldier
Or the knock at the front door.
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The exhibition I’m talking about is called Frontline: A year of journalism & conflict and is on at Somerset House until 4 February. The exhibition is free and on all days but there’s no evening opening as last entry is 5.30 and the exhibition closes at 6pm.
Wow! Too lighten the mood a little why not read one of my more cheery moments – Dreams can come true in Canary Wharf.
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