To Be A Travel Writer
Fingers fluttering across the keyboard
Pen in hand
Paper crisp
Inspiration flowing
As the sun sets in the west
On a foreign coastline
A scarred hand meets mine
With a callused grin
As words tumble from desert lips
To weave a story
Never before told
A few dollars in pocket
To carry through the week
Endless nights revising
Gallons of coffee
Numb fingertips
Stalled mind
Surging of adrenaline
Another chapter finished
A rickety bus travels down an unpaved road
Three seats remain empty
I contemplate the metaphor
Destination, unknown
Lesson, unlearned
Story, told.
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