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How she got here


A little girl flew

on a swing

under the large maple tree

 

Her hair blew

and her eyes gazed

and she didn't even know

she had a spider on her face

 

I walk to my car

My hair still blows 

and my eyes don't gaze

but now I wear makeup on my face

 

Sometimes the biggest differences

show through the smallest of things

 

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