Best Rucksack Poems
Uni and a RucksackHopped the uni with my rucksack;
speeding off to make a new track
with the tools that one might need to hack a trail.
A pair of loppers for the limbs
and for the ones that need more vim,
there’s a folding saw that almost never fails.
When atop that unicycle,
wonder...
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Categories:
rucksack, appreciation, creation,
Form:
Tail-rhyme
My RucksackWhat do I carry
In my rucksack
There are things that sustained me
And things that still bring me down
It is difficult to unpack
For to get to the good
You may have to find your way through the bad
Whose mere presence is sometimes enough
But once infected again
Your tolerance...
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Categories:
rucksack, life,
Form:
Ballad
Traveler Without RucksackTraveler Without Rucksack
By Sy Roth
Aloneness, the traveler without rucksack
Beats the miles into your feet
A bare necessity for the nomad
For there are morns and sinking suns to see
In the endless desert of our lives.
The arroyo quickly fills,
Water tearing at its sides
Soon only a vestige of...
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Categories:
rucksack, depression, loneliness,
Form:
Free verse
Rucksack
Rucksack
My rucksack carries
Everything
I need, I want, I
Wish
To be young, easy and
Free
To do anything without
Care
And compromise but for
Myself
And my cacoon of
Joy
And autonomy, my
Rucksack
...
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Categories:
rucksack, adventure, age, analogy, appreciation,
Form:
Free verse