I don't know what it is like for travellers anywhere
else in the world, but in England they get a really
bad deal. They should be shown a lot more respect.
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Dave Alan Walker
Poems by Dave Alan Walker : 14 / 287
A Travelling Man
A travelling man
is a proud man
he'll fight for his family
he'll fight for his pride
He'll look after his own
like nobody else will
he'll keep them safe
when they need him the most
he'll never turn his back
on his family or pride
Where ever he stays
that's his home
until he moves on
to pastures new
Sometimes my friend
I wish I could travel
with you
Dave Alan Walker
Submitted: Saturday, June 09, 2012
Poems by Dave Alan Walker : 14 / 287
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That's why I am at war with England, to name a few.
Strong write, I liked you notes.
of course my frnd. you are always welcome. beautiful write with full of pride.
A nice piece of imploring poetry
Work takes many away from home but I`m sure their heart is still with the family they strive to take care of.
A nice write and thought behind it.
pretty much the same here... good poetry!