When they say “Don’t travel to Mexico”

In the land of stars and stripes,

Where travelers roam with might,

There lies a tale of fear's delight,

About crossing borders into Mexico's sight.

The USA, they say, with warning signs,

Paints pictures of danger, oh so fine,

"Don't venture south, don't dare to go,

For there are perils you ought to know!"

With tales of bandits and sandstorms wild,

And endless lists of warnings compiled,

They try to keep citizens close at hand,

Away from Mexico's enchanting land.

But little do they know the truth,

That Mexico's beauty, like a hidden sleuth,

Will capture hearts, enthrall the soul,

And break the chains of fear's control.

So pack your bags, be brave, and bold,

Discover wonders untold,

For in Mexico, you'll find a treasure,

And fear tactics will be of no measure.

Embrace the joy, the laughter, the fiesta,

And let fear's grip be put to rest-a,

For in this journey, you will see,

A world of wonders, wild and free!

Author W Hutt