There are places to go
but we don’t go
and so
we wonder
better air there
but we really don’t
care
inhale
and pray
we and the eagle
make three
still the sea’s
too wide
for everyday travel
There are places to go
but we really don’t go
So that’s why
we wonder
© Chagall 2013
Alphabet City 
“The indifferent children of the earth”? (Which is the only bit of Shakespeare I can ever remember… )
Thank you for a fascinating comment. I don’t know Hamlet well enough to know the full context in which the line is spoken. What from the poem led you there? —–Chagall