I have documented my daily life in poetry for over fifty years. It is only now that my knowledge of technology has met my ability to pursue this medium. It is all too overwhelming as I approach 60 years of age in an instant. Enjoy the ride and put your seat belt on...I am starting from now! To see an earlier decade, the link is: http://www.pioneernet.net/doge/index.htm
Monday, June 3, 2019
Junk
Wind thrust into history
On a work day in Hong Kong,
Sails set amidst the storm
To sing the monsoon song.
How many trips like this
None alive could tell.
A hundred years transporting
Lamps and silk to sell.
Old ceramic egg pots
Hold dead chickens and Bok Choy
There might be a magic box
To bring one child joy.
In port, all junks together
Knocking stern to bow.
Seems like just a dream today,
In the supermarket now.
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