Rucksacks Poems - Poems about Rucksacks

...those days are gone, those days of midsummer, when Sun beat down on open roof tarmacs, lanes of limestone houses I remember, that sheltered the travellers with rucksacks. black bikes parked alo......

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...To be a polylepis tree you gotta know You're a polylepis tree & this knowing Cements by being a polylepis tree, Knowing between diagrammatic cracks Fork'd already info knowing during descent. ......

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...Go to where the air is thinnest where snow leopards stalk granite paths where pray flags slap cherry faced spirits where nature is conceived.. unforgiving go to where the air is thinnest- Go ......

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...Ibiza's St Eularia has a pleasant playground square, the Plaza del Canon, above the Carrer Molins de Rei, and below the longer Carrer del Mar. One corner, with its small cafe, is the shady ......

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...Deja what? here with no view into the underground back to the zoo. got a feeling that the glass in this ceiling is cracked and I'd rather break through it than have to look at it. Revi......

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...frankly zapped after wildly oscillating in tandem with seven bobble heads and ten French horns) a devilish trumpeting event by pre-Christian Celtic festival standards with a “proto” Don twick or ......

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...I was out of control, spinning on the whirligig of youth, giddy to be caught in what Kerouac called "the whole mad swirl of everything to come." I didn't know what to expect. I was ready ......

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...I used to dream of a dark hall. Dim. Empty with thick cheap navy curtains. The breeze. It felt hot and old. It shivered in the curtains that lined the walls on both sides. The breeze. It must have......

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...I used to dream of a dark hall. Dim. Empty with thick cheap navy curtains. The breeze. It felt hot and old. It shivered in the curtains that lined the walls on both sides. The breeze. It must have......

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...Soldiers, rucksacks in place, marching, calling cadence: "Sound off, one two. Sound off, three four." "Hooah" 6/4/15......

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