The Wanderer's Song

I wander the earth, like a feather on the wind,
My heart filled with wonder, my soul unpinned,
I've seen the mountains, and the rolling sea,
I've felt the sun, and the cold's sharp decree.

I've traveled the world, far and wide,
In search of adventure, in search of my pride,
And though I've seen, the most wondrous of sights,
It's the memories of love, that truly ignite.

In Paris, I walked, along the Seine,
With her by my side, I felt no pain,
We kissed by the Eiffel Tower's glow,
Our love bloomed, in that city's show.

In Venice, we rode, in a gondola fair,
As the sun set, and the stars declared,
Their love in the sky, we whispered sweet nothings,
And dreamed of a future, filled with everything.

In Bali, we danced, by the fire's light,
Our hearts and souls, as one in sight,
The music and rhythm, carried us away,
To a world of love, that forever will stay.

But as I wander, through this world of ours,
I know that love, has infinite powers,
For though I roam, from place to place,
It's the love of my life, that fills me with grace.

And so I wander, on this journey of mine,
Through deserts and valleys, under the sun's shine,
But wherever I go, and wherever I roam,
It's the love of my life, that always brings me home.