He we are In Wisconsin How did we get here? Why are we here? We could have stayed in Europe Or if you go back to Adam and Eve We could have stayed in Africa Or is it Iraq? Who knows for sure The earliest people in what is now called Wisconsin Came around 15,000 years ago or so They must have been trying to improve their lives Maybe a lot of others I have seen lately popping up Are trying to improve their lives too The early ones probably came for better game The later ones now came for better pay Who can blame them Maybe it is just our nature to go somewhere else When will we start living in outer space or on other planets Mars would work Maybe the Moon
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Posted: Aug 2015
About this poem:
We as a species are always moving around this planet to better places. We seem to like it warm as the number of Eskimos is far less than the people living near the equator.
Hey there Mc, no doubt, we travel where we travel in this Life until we land where we land and we don't necessarily know why, until we do
Titania48Carlisle, Cumbria, England UKAug 16, 2015
Interesting poem Mac, we humans seem to like living near each other too, not many chose to go back to living in the wild. I love wild places, I feel at peace there away from lots of people, I read lots of books about wild places. Chrs Mcandles into the wild was good.
Poetnumber1St James, Port of Spain Trinidad and TobagoAug 16, 2015
An intricate question thereMcradloff. In humanity quest for that answer its interesting to see the varieing answers as to what one perceives as to why are we here. Enjoyed reading this piece Mcradloff.
niah9Auckland, New ZealandAug 20, 2015
Guess it is 'the grass is always greener...' rarely is, but adventure can spice up our lives......thought provoking poetry...Kathy
marikia, thanks for your comment on my poem. We do remain the same no matter where we are, but I must say some places are more pleasant to be yourself than others.
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no doubt, we travel where we travel in this Life until we land where we land and we don't necessarily know why, until we do