A girl did gaze from the bus's glass,
Her eyes looked out with naught to grasp,
She watched the world go rushing past,
And sighed, for life seemed but a task.
But then beside her, with a smile,
A man did sit and stay a while,
He glanced at her, then looked outside,
And said, "What a day!" with joy and pride.
The girl, she turned, and studied him,
His eyes did twinkle, full of vim,
He spoke of life, and love, and such,
And she, she felt, a smile did touch.
For in that moment, she did see,
A world so bright, so full of glee,
A life, that's waiting, full of grace,
And in her heart, she found a space.
So now she rides, with newfound might,
With eyes so bright, and heart alight,
And thinks of him, with joy so true,
And says, "What a day!" just like he knew.
About the Creator
James Green
Weaving words into captivating worlds, this author's storytelling will transport you to realms of imagination and leave you breathless.
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