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Wanderlust


Wanderlust I want to see the world I need to experience the sectional wonders And gape openly at this earth’s natural splendor I want to see the world I must explore every inch And gape openly at this earth’s natural splendor I lust after this sensory overload I must explore every inch Every tree, hill, mountain, valley I lust after this sensory overload The twinkling ocean, the swaying forest, the snow frosted peaks Every tree, hill, mountain, valley Beckoning my awestruck gaze The twinkling ocean, the saying forest, the snow frosted peaks My attention and adoration are captured Beckoning my awestruck gaze Eternal longing My attention and adoration are captured Wanderlust
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