One million ideas except one

Every one of these poems has naturally its own history. Some of the ideas came to me while jogging, others when I was abroad travelling or pst .valking in the park. Then I usually tried to write down and re"ember what had impressed me. Later I had to sit down and za~er piece by piece the other parts of the puzzle. Although it was not as easy as I expected and it took me longer to accomplish this project than I had thought, I know it was worth trying.