Globetrotter Poems - Poems about Globetrotter

Strapping on my goggles I was hoping to see Meadowlark But every time I toggled All I got was Meta-lark...

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Reclining in her squishy plush arm chair, flipping through the pages of her childhood fantasy book she gazed through the broken window of her dreams incisively to see the hidden sun amongst her dread. The indispensable question hung in her consciousness When did the ambitions she so longed for cease to exist? The vivid, striking, radiant pages...

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Tim had dreamt of magic mountains but was stuck in a snow globe Luckily there was some antifreeze in the little dome on his desk Used as a paperweight for discarded inked upon manuscript pages A complete stark nativity scene directed wilfully by Father Christmas Who looked like a hobgoblin lost in translation waiting for the storm Weary for wear...

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globetrotter prodigal son back for a visit AP: Honorable Mention 2022 Posted on August 9, 2018...

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I love to travel to foreign lands, where friendly elephants eat from my hand, And the undersea monsters come up on the beach and stand by my blanket and deliver a speech ‘Bout their standard of living way down in the deep Where the fish carry lanterns (it gives me the creeps). Then I visit the desert where...

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