The world is a canvas to be painted wide
I wonder with the wind as my true guide
Mountains stand so tall like a giant wall
Some with lush green trees and waterfall
Rivers are pure and flowing like a song
Showing me the path where I belong
Soft and swift breeze blows so strong
The nature whispering to keep moving along
Cities are busy, and the remote areas are quite
The forests are deep and the ocean’s tide
There is no destination, just the open sky,
Chasing sunsets as they bid goodbye.
There are miles to go, to see the unexpected
I am in awe, by the beauty reflected.
The humming of birds and, the different sounds of animals
Treating the wild nature like show musicals
From deep sea diving to paragliding
Sometimes ice skating and horse riding
I want to visit all the places, witness all the stories
Eat different cuisines and connect with people’s glories.
At every location, I get up early to watch the sunrise
Cause’ the nature feels like a dreamy paradise
I am a solo traveler, has set my heart free
Hopping here and there, always curious with glee
The world seems to be my close friend
Its serenity and charisma will never end
The journey so far has no age bar
Has given me freedom like a shining star
Maps in hand, GPS on cell phone
Together with nature I never feel alone
Neither felt scared, nor had a doubt
Cause’ I have learned to survive like a scout
Experiencing all ways of life
Learning new things to match nature’s hype
Travelling makes me a better person
Gradually I become my new version.
I am spellbound to see the wide desert
With sand dunes, the heat it exerts
From seeing the rainbow to the northern lights
Penguins in the Arctic to the hot air balloons in the skies
Travelling is an adventure for life
Changed me for good, and helped me strive
The night sky with dancing moonlight
Appears to be cozy under the starlight
Staring at this picturesque view
I found my solace in calm and true
Embracing the beautiful life full of travel
Each journey unfolds, a new unravel.
I am a solo traveler, lost and found,
With every journey, I am unbound.

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