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The Life Long Dreamer


A young girl, not yet eighteen.

Not like any other that has ever been seen.

A small girl, in both weight and height,

With wise eyes that have seen many sights.

Her smile so simple and calm,

It fit perfectly with her clean, peaceful face.

A knowledgable girl, wise beyond her age.

Kept calm in class, among the strangers,

But fun and happy when with her group.

Giving all she could, when even little,

Leaving only what she dearly needed.

Fulfilling her wishes and life long dream,

To be a doctor for childen in need.

Wary if she will make it,

She hides the pain and tries to fake it.

Being the first to go this far,

The pressure can get pretty hard.

Told shes filled with potential so grand and great,

maybe someday she'll have a wonderful fate

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