Wanderer

The animal Wanderer is a common name for the monarch butterfly, a species of milkweed butterfly that is known for its long-distance migration across North America.
The Wanderer can travel up to 4,000 km (2,500 mi) from Canada to Mexico, where it spends the winter in a few sites that provide the right temperature and humidity.
The Wanderer is also famous for its bright orange and black wings, which serve as a warning to predators that it is poisonous.
The Wanderer gets its toxicity from the milkweed plants that it feeds on as a caterpillar.
The Wanderer is considered a symbol of beauty, endurance, and transformation by many cultures.

The Wanderer is a restless soul
Who roams the world with no fixed goal
He seeks adventure, wisdom, and thrill
He climbs the mountains and crosses the rill

He wears a cloak of many hues
He carries a staff and sturdy shoes
He has a smile that warms the heart
He has a mind that grasps the art

The Wanderer is a friend to all
Who share his passion and heed his call
He loves the journey more than the end
He is the Wanderer, the traveler, the friend.