两年前的情人节,大卫·亨特开始在伦敦北线塔夫内尔公园地铁站上班。那天站内正好有一家花店新开业,往来于站台之间的有心人会为自己所爱的那位买上一束漂亮的鲜花。亨特看着匆匆的人群,忽然内心一阵感动,于是拿起记号笔,在地铁站的告示板上随手写下一首英国著名女诗人温迪·可普的情诗《花》。亨特没想到这个不经意的应景举动,竟然得到乘客的如潮好评。他们纷纷驻足阅读、拍照片、发推特,乘客向地铁站管理 Two Valentine's Day two years ago, David Hunt began working at London's North Line Tavernier Park Subway Station. That day just happened to have a new opening of a flower shop, the heart of people who come and go between the platforms will buy a bunch of beautiful flowers for their loved ones. Hunt looked at the crowd in a hurry, and suddenly a moment touched, so pick up the marker pen, readily write a love poem “flower” of the famous British poet Wendy Kepp on the bulletin board of the subway station. Hunter did not expect this unexpected move, even get the passengers rave reviews. They have stopped reading, taking pictures, Twitter, passengers to the subway station management