Travelling Light Poems - Poems about Travelling Light

Dedicated to Stuart A. Staples I want to break someone's little finger In three places Give me strings on a hollow wooden body Crumpled suits and apprehension The warbler, the jongleur The slur, the trill, the quaver I can only serenade in that way Without drop z tuning Barmonies and mashed taters Send in the French horn Alone in the living room The air conditioner remote...

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At nowhere’s edge they searched the warm tender horizon Knew it would always be there and turned back their gaze Rain bowed in radiant sun light under a moon’s silent watch Their river flowed in rapid cascades and still reservoir’s tiding And they gathered infinite love and climbed falling waters Floated on compassion and showered nascent togetherness Their boundless souls moved...

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Don’t pack your shoes, clothing, or any jewelry. In fact, leave your wallet and your keys. Even leave your laptop and your cell phones with all their data that you’ve stored on them. Bring no coat or sweater. I don’t know how the weather will be where you are going, but I imagine it will be fantastic! Everyone alive upon this planet will...

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Whispers of a love lost under the harvest moon- I’m TRAVELLING LIGHT, for my life was vanished. Baggage too h e a v y with belongings of blame, chest full of memories- stuffed with anguish and self-pity. I’ve was caught in between the light and darkness, suffering in the shadows, w i t h o u t...

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A glimmer of light A path so bright ...

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TRAVELLING LIGHT My mind travels light, ...

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When I arrived, I came empty handed, before I knew about things to own. And slowly I learned about possessions, some that matter and some that don't. Those that carry heavy burdens, and those that are pleasantly given. I realized one day, as I felt a light breeze, winds could teach me how to travel with ease. Then I saw a bird fly...

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