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The document provides biographical information about Joshua Fernandez, a popular Malaysian film director and designer born in 1974. It then summarizes a poem about travel, noting that the poet shares their views on travel as a way to get to know the world by meeting new people and learning about their lives. The poet describes using travel to write about children, women, and men they encounter, and being able to identify tribesmen from their faces and little girls from their laces based on their experiences traveling.
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- 4. Travelling is a way of getting to know the world, finding out new people and learning about their lives. In the poem, poet shares his views on travel…
- 6. About the poem • Poet tells that every journey bring exciting experiences to him. • On his way,he met some people who lamented for their dead beloveds.
- 7. I travel with my thoughts I travel with my pen To write about children, women and men
- 8. Through his experiences he could identify any tribesmen from their faces and little girls by their laces…..
- 9. The poet travel without money. So he told people to listen to his testimony.
- 10. The good,bad and even the ugly, Every experience is worth life’s journey
- 11. I’ll always be marvelled, Whenever I travel
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