Travel Poems

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Summary

These are an ongoing collection of poems that I am writing when I am in the midst of a powerful experience throughout my travels. The first two poems so far were written in early June during my two-week trip to the Sacred Valley of the Payahuunadu.

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
3
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

Between Two Boulders

Between two boulders

The wind whistling through the crack

Pulling my hair into a tango with the breeze


I long for the sea

So close yet so far away


This place is dry and barren

Dusty with sand that once lined a vast ocean

And stood strong beneath the feet

Of the many who sat here before me


The river that flowed last long ago

Molded these small mountains with fingers most gentle

Fingers that poked the rock

Prodding it into shape before it dried and hardened

And then setting it out on display

In the midst of an outcropping of trees

And decorated with cloth of clear blue sky

And ribbon of wind


Now it is home to the winds and the words

That wind their way between the hollow peaks

And leave echoes in my eyes and my ears.