The Wanderer Poem by Puskar Sikdar

The Wanderer

Rating: 5.0

With farewell's touch, my gaze drifts, sharp and wide,
Upon the home where memories now lie cold.
In every step, I trace a broken stride,
A restless mind in fragrant dreams unrolled.

The perfume's secret stirs the air, intense,
While naphthalene's faint scent fills the mind's space.
I bow to nature's gaze, with heart so tense,
As family rides the journey's fleeting grace.

The fumes of vehicles lock within my chest,
While nature's silence stills my heart, unspoken.
A laugh escapes, in joy and mindless rest,
As earth's pure light with wonder has awoken.

In endless wanderings, I seek the green,
Where peace lies waiting, and the soul is clean.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The Wanderer captures the soul of a restless seeker — one who journeys through landscapes both real and imagined, searching for meaning, belonging, and truth. This poem symbolizes life as an endless path where the heart roams freely, embracing uncertainty, solitude, and fleeting beauty. It is a poetic ode to every soul who walks alone but dreams wide.
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