Poems About: TRAVEL

I love symbols,
As much as the nations.
The lords of travel complain
Of the symbols on the highways, read more »

FLYING flocks travel in flight,
another faulkner puts down his
shovel, and writes, writes, and
writes, read more »

I'm coming I'm coming home
To your heart
(Really don't know where I heard this)
I'm coming back with every step read more »

Cigars
Smells
So bad
That they are banned read more »

My footlocker holds another world
in which I like to travel,
And my thoughts seem to be real
as slowly they begin to unravel. read more »

Inquisitive cows in a red dirt pasture with a train car
It is a special sight to enjoy even when you travel far
It seems almost like going home for I have been told
Therefore will continue to travel on this red dirt road read more »

Bizarre beasts are breezy once laughing,
Clean and clear are their arts forever;
Clever maps are driven, forming an illness,
Deafening the ears of the traveller. read more »

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Travel and journey
Over the waters
To a brighter place
Memories treasured read more »

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this is the metaphor
of society

the greater the read more »