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A Traveller's Smile

He comes from the far away lands

Old and wrinkled,

 

His eyes,

The only sign of mirth.

 

Savage in looks,

A gentleman so good.

He still hears the oceans

The average man has never known.

 

They ask him about the golden deserts, the forests so lush and wild,

They scream with excitement, "Tell us about the deep seas and the winds so agile!"

 

He rarely listens but hears all of them,

Then what he does is, smile, smile and smile again.

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Written by
mrx
Published
May 29, 2015
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#love#life#smile#experience#travel#travellers
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