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“If you wish to travel far and fast, travel light. Take off all your envies, jealousies, unforgiveness, selfishness and fears” Cesare Pavese
Panorama
The city panorama
Display filled with drama
Well, at least in the words
Of a known Americana!
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“You become a better writer by writing. You become a better travel writer by writing about travel” Tim Cahill
Lanzarote
Scenic views
Ocean of blue
Fluffy clouds
Dancing allowed
Palm trees
In abundance
Sunshine
With substance
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“Travellers never think that they are the foreigners” Mason Cooley
Lanzarote
A stroll around down town
A Lidl and a few shoeshops found
Time for a scenic break
Before to the road we take
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“Traveling –
it leaves you speechless,
then turns you into a storyteller.”
Ibn Battuta
London
On the streets of London
In just a few hops
Over the rooftops
And in to. the hustle and bustle
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“Traveling –
it leaves you speechless,
then turns you into a storyteller.”
Ibn Battuta
London
Rain, rain, rain
Running down the drain
Around in the City of London
Without the feeling of boredom
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“There’s nowhere else like London. Nothing at all, anywhere” Vivienne Westwood
London
A true marvel
Is the London harbour
A jewel in a marble
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“There’s nowhere else like London. Nothing at all, anywhere” Vivienne Westwood
London
London, in the image of panorama
Sensing, lots of drama
Live for today, for there is no mañana
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“Travelers repose and dream among my leaves”
William Blake
London
On the busy streets of London
There is no time for boredom…
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“Travelers repose and dream among my leaves”
William Blake
London
Over the rooftops
To the hustle and bustle
Of the streets of London
In just a few hops
A few old castles
And a famous dungeon
Hop on a bus
Without much fuss…
continued in part four
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“Travelers repose and dream among my leaves”
William Blake
London
… Follow the lines
And you’ll be fine
Eyes wide open
Seeing more than hoping
In the evening
You are dreaming
Of how much more
The next day has in store
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