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Inspiration


You ask what inspires me?

I seldom know

Usually it's the little things

The wonder of our world 

The way the school bell rings

The birds outside that sing

The people I meet

In every street

It will strike 

Anywhere

I seldom know what inspires me

But, rather, I try to use it to help others

That I find to be the best

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