China PoemsHangzhou is a nice city to leave with a smilecranes made it homepeople building more citylike they areantsthey kind of look like ants tooAnother year without roses, another year-on the runShangri-la, I laughsilly tourist photographHan Chinese in masksYunnan BluesTan khakis and-a Shangri-la of every town,in this landWade from Song of the Open Road
Published on January 18, 2008
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China Poems
Hangzhou is a nice city to leave with a smile
cranes made it home
people building more city
like they are
ants
they kind of look like ants too
Another year without
roses, another year-
on the run
Shangri-la, I laugh
silly tourist photograph
Han Chinese in masks
Yunnan Blues
Tan khakis and-
a Shangri-la of every town,
in this land
Wade from Song of the Open Road
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