The Traveler
The familiar road of gravel
Crunches beneath my boots as I travel
The wind at my back, the sun in my face
I could not imagine any better place
The idea of a “home” is not one I know
To stay is to settle, to move is to grow
Life soon becomes stagnant in a singular place
So in wandering the world, I discover my grace
Sometimes it gets tiring to wander alone
But no one wants to join me in the places few go
My life is a story, my future a mystery
The farther I go, the more I become part of history
If in my heart there was ever a doubt
I’d just look at the stars, let my view pan out
Every once in a while I’ll wish I could fly
Since if I grew wings I could traverse both land and sky
As the dusk beckons dark
The landscape still stark
Moonlight guides me on
Since the path that I walk is endlessly long