Lonely Poem: The Lonely Traveler

The Lonely Traveler

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I have travelled far and wide. 

In search of peace beside.

I have seen creatures big and strange.

From creepy crawlers to trees and grange. 

I have seen beautiful women all around.

In search of love, nowhere to be found.

I have seen birds that sing all day.

Their song without a scar or nay.

I have seen men risking their lives in honor.

Their brides sitting and crying in a corner.

I have seen babies crying for a drop of milk.

Covered in some old ladies warm silk.

I have seen children play in their darkest hour.

Even though dead are their mother and father.

I have seen people cry for silly things.

For a bottle of whiskey or a bee sting.

I have seen a world of endless possibilities.

But not men with simple abilities.

In this miniscule world of glitz and fashion.

Not even one heart with an endless passion.