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The Traveler


a bon voyage wine bottle,
broken to pieces and
spread to the ocean like
the ashes of the dead.
every country, every continent,
has a bit of my soul.
just like every lover, every romance
has a memory of my hands.
scattered and shattered,
whenever i go somewhere,
whenever i meet someone,
i find myself.

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