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Wanderer


What is it about planes, trains, boats, and cars that becons me so? Why when I book that ticket to a far off land my hear is heigher then a jet plane? Born traveler, you say? I have tasted the wine of wander. The rush of a foreign winds, the heat of Roman a summer. And, you can’t take away my wander. I am wanderer. People tell me to grow roots, to settle. But they have never felt the rush of a far off sea; for if they had, they would understand. I am wanderer, you can’t take it our of me. I am a wanderer. You can’t take it out of me.
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