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Dream girl


The miles she took were more than enough The tears she dried made her tough Her soul became rough And her lips forgot how to laugh A trial of her life made her a thief She knew that her life was brief All she had to do was to believe But the hope had gone ,she had lost belief The only thing she knew was to grief In a life she lived of a mischief There was no chance of relief See, she was just a dreamer Who hoped her life to be a beamer Not in her personality was she a schemer All she needed was a redeemer Afriend not a condemner Who wouldn't tell her that she is a day dreamer
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