Hitching Poems - Poems about Hitching

a higher purpose celestial highway thumbed eternity in focus...

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A tiny caterpillar clung To the mirror on our car, Perhaps to hitch a ride, not knowing We were going far. I didn’t notice he was there ‘Til we were on the road And wondered if he’d make it All the way to our abode. I thought he’d hate the city, Though, of course, there is some grass. My worrying was wasted For it never came...

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Drinks fridge murmurs accusations at me Seals connect with whoosh of door close Defuses incriminating strip of lights lairy Where I go from this station, God knows! Lady taking my coins sneers, fat old wench Bottled coffee shaking, I scope the scene Funny country fuel stop, platform with bench Five feet above bowsers, no other beings Infusing creamy caffeine flows frozen veins Squinting, suddenly...

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Going deep into the valley as the last rays fade in the big clearing there waiting for me is Snowflake now he is a Unicorn that kindly takes me on journeys to wondrous far off mystical realms that astound Climbing onto his back we set off at speed of light soaring high we circled the moon saying how do...

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Shocked out of my slumber, again. Those visions once inviting drift into murky terrain where my footing slides from my solid path, each step saps me of vitality without hope. Left out in the cold, again. Thumbs ripe like cherries, dipping into the sweet air of possibility. The frigid nature of my quest halts the blood in my indigo vein. Just along for the ride,...

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