Traveler

I traveled through the mountains,

I traveled through the wood;

I wandered through the forest

As far as I could-

I sailed through the rivers

I breathed in the sea

I tried to touch the horizon

As far I could see-

I climbed the skyscrapers

And the lofty tower

I saw the brilliance

Of the cruel power;

Roaming through the world,

As my traveler cease-

Nowhere nowhere could I found peace-

And then finally I went to cities

I went to slums, the villages

And the people there is-

I saw their struggle

Their weakness and strength-

Their pain and miseries

What all they meant-

I empathized with them

And their trembling faith

I supported them in their peaceful gait-

I fought for their rights

I felt their smiles

And with them, through them

As I walked for miles-

Suddenly I realized

I found peace

The unrest of my heart

Now cease to exist-

My wandering heart have found the nest

And this is the place

I have traveled best

For nothing is more wonderous

Than the human

Their life's a story

As deep as it can-

And here I belong

After all I roam

My traveler's heart

Finds a home-

Often love gives us an opportunity to rise to greatness;

Few takes this and glorifies love.

The beauty of unrequited love is its incompleteness;

The beauty of requited love is its satisfaction.