Can't take it all in!
Too enormous to handle,
If you must ram your bundle,
Then slide the **** thing!

The velvety breeze of the desert,
Caressed my bronze skin,
It's golden shimmer called out alluringly,
The silky smoothness ran through my fingers,
And danced seductively under my aching feet.

Roads paved with sweat and dedication,
Making for free and unhindered motion,
This deliberate act of civilisation,
Is one vision shared by the entire nation.

Everything in its place,
In this peaceful space,
Being here by special grace,
Something no devil can ever replace.

All around and about me,
The rat race for breakfast or dinner,
For as far as the eyes can see,
Our chances for robust peace grows thinner.

After forty years local,
A man journeys abroad,
For one week total,
And his horizon becomes a shapely broad.

This lonely bush,
Sticking around the corner,
It's love life needs no push,
For no one will call it brother.