A small band of scarlet pushes up against blue dark horizon, a slow reversal – one minute less than yesterday. Shuffling into slippers, I slide on my long, black woolen coat and wrap my scarf against the chill, snug about my neck. In late […]
All posts tagged: Poems
Dubai by S. Neugebauer
the venetian princess of dubai lucia, trailing spouse, hepburn svelte tretchikoff pout, alone at her ceiling-to- floor endless window watching the facing tower’s desperate sky-hung washers young men with squeegee, soap, and swaying red buckets, descending by only a harness of helix, steely rope […]
Slow Poke Sunday by Nils Peterson
Travel Essay/Poem: Off, then, on my slow poking around the stone and cobbles of Sedbergh – out the back door of the manor house, up the gravel slope, through the iron gate, and poling my way along the back trail to town with my walking […]
Meditation on the Season by Nils Peterson
Meditation on the Season I used to go on walking tours, but there came a time when I couldn’t manage the challenging walks, but I could go a couple of slow miles over flat territory if there was a pub at the end of the […]
Travel Poems by Sarah Snyder
Travel poems from Maine, Rwanda and on the tarmac waiting for lift off.
En Route by Kerry Filippone
Narrative Poem: In a state far from my own, I am in a standard room […]
