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Backpacks of Dreaming

by magicpoet01

In the seventies we brought back silks and saris hot with colours that shocked the nights Punjabi embroidery on cheesecloth kaftans mirror glittered skirts that were spun with light Kashmiri shawls and Afghani dancing dresses arms full of bracelets silver and brass enameled and etched and singing with sex rings of Ivory, sapphire and jet necklaces of jade and threaded apple seeds rain forest timber bowls white marble boxes from Agra with precious inlay stones our little Taj Mahals we wandered the globe like a magical village of lovers and and came back with backpacks of dreaming and hope. © M.L.Emmett
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Mar 8, 2016
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