Robyn’s Reflections on the Red Dirt Tour 2017

As the dragon eats miles with wheels, we are seasoned by places and steeped in communal time, edges overlapping state lines crossing Frontier lands expanding As we manifest our anticipated dream From the Mojave desert to the swamps and the mighty Mississippi, from the powdery white sands of the gulf coast to the red hills … Read moreRobyn’s Reflections on the Red Dirt Tour 2017

More Haikus to Portland and Klamath Falls

{Here’s the account of our weekend travel and shows up in Oregon!} Saturday, December 17 Corvallis –> Portland, OR Showers, breakfast, yum Billy breakfasted with Steel a little ether ~ To Portland we go, Through the ice and snow on roads not going so slow. ~ Arrived early at The Analog Theater We’re well received … Read moreMore Haikus to Portland and Klamath Falls

Continuing DAtour with Haikus

Friday, December 12, 2016 Ashland–>Corvallis The Dragon, Awake, Slumbers in Jackson Wellsprings We head to Grant’s Pass ~ Fuel filter gasket Air leak and no pressure in It was pretty rough   Grant’s Pass re-supply Other cars flying by us, Had to stop again. ~ Two ravens flew high, Blessing our safe passage Hour to … Read moreContinuing DAtour with Haikus

From the Dragon’s Log: More Locational Haikus

{I was inspired to write down what transpired on this tour in the form of haikus, partly because the name #zenmountainpoets  emerged through some haikus that Billy and Victor were writing while hanging out in San Diego.  Here’s the account of the next couple days}: Wednesday, December 14: Fairfield, CA –> Ashland, OR Soul Christmas Music The … Read moreFrom the Dragon’s Log: More Locational Haikus

From the Dragon’s Log: Robyn’s locational haikus

Monday December 12, 2016 Morro Bay –> Paso Robles Batten the Hatches Bus surfing is key to ride In-synch gas station ~ Paso Robles –> Sebastopol Twenty miles per hour Jamming music brings us pow’r Finally landed. ~ Tuesday December 13, 2016 Sebastopol Fuel pump research day Friendly forces combine to Help us play on … Read moreFrom the Dragon’s Log: Robyn’s locational haikus