15 minutes a day for a proper travel
treatise—that's what the great ones say
But, how do I capture in time what I feel on an intangible and spatial level?
Thus far, Cairo has been a dredging trudge, a dreadful dredge amid a straining stretch. Alliterative descriptions only add sadness to an even more sad day. In short, this place sucks.
But, how do I capture in time what I feel on an intangible and spatial level?
Thus far, Cairo has been a dredging trudge, a dreadful dredge amid a straining stretch. Alliterative descriptions only add sadness to an even more sad day. In short, this place sucks.
Anxiety during travel? A new religion.
But the anxiety has blended with boredom in what has become a spiraled mess
The Middle East is boring once the shopping is done and exchange rates are exalted
One is left with a depressed city causing depression
Lacking warmth (ironically)
While bearing an uneasy resemblance to every other Middle Eastern city
Plus the ass-grabbers. Can't forget them. They make this place what it is: gross and sexually oppressive,
But we're going to Giza tomorrow to see the Pyramids and the Sphinx, so...
I'll get my ass-grabbed in somewhere historic.
The pyramids have to be good for something, right?
But the anxiety has blended with boredom in what has become a spiraled mess
The Middle East is boring once the shopping is done and exchange rates are exalted
One is left with a depressed city causing depression
Lacking warmth (ironically)
While bearing an uneasy resemblance to every other Middle Eastern city
Plus the ass-grabbers. Can't forget them. They make this place what it is: gross and sexually oppressive,
But we're going to Giza tomorrow to see the Pyramids and the Sphinx, so...
I'll get my ass-grabbed in somewhere historic.
The pyramids have to be good for something, right?