Leveled
Nothing has leveled me more than humanity of complete strangers.
All posts tagged: the road
Generosity
Generosity has always been on my terms. Private. When it’s right. People sometimes wonder why I like to travel alone. The way it goes is I shut off for a few days, and I love it. Not speaking to anyone. Being silent to my heart’s content. But then I start to crave, and so appreciate, people again – taking in tiny sips of human interaction. A cashier here, a curious toddler there. Maybe I’m just […]
If I wrote The Road (instead of Jack Kerouac)
(It’d be a lot shorter for one) / Disclaimer: Unless it’s in traffic What is it about driving alone that both fills and empties the mind?
People Just Want to Be Acknowledged
The best thing I’ve been told “thank you” for wasn’t cash, but only my smile.
More Notes from The Road
I left my mind on an open road and picked up poems on the way.
But the other 2/3
It’s about one-third of the population that will screw you over. I’ve traveled, met, and given to a lot of strangers, so there’s truth to this number – but the other 2/3 you equally shock and amaze me.
Notes From the Road
With rough homeless hands and genuine eyes he asked what he could give me. I have been been humbled and taught many tearful lessons by those I’ve met while traveling.
James Forever
That open road.
Tofurkin’ It Out
Ready to hit the beach.
Write Fearlessly
It’s all nonsense anyway.
