Showing posts with label Rat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rat. Show all posts

Friday, 15 April 2016

Rat (April)


Jolimont Station is playground for the rat. Robust bodies romp about in ivy-trailing cuttings, their presence noted at bins. Introduction of deadly rat trap houses near signal-posts has not reduced the population. They wiggle under fences, enjoy how halogen lamps transform new passenger shelters into bright theatres of the mundane. JCDecaux advert-scrolls fail to attract attention like a well turned-out rat on his way to dinner. Sightings of rats at Parliament Station suggest they network tracks of the old Loop; research is intermittent. Lonely passengers halted at April train windows cheer up at visions of the rat rummaging autumnal leaves.