The Park
I see a little girl,
About the age of seven.
She's with her older brother,
Who's age looks eleven.
They're all by themselves,
Playing on the swing.
I can smell the apple blossoms,
Blooming this spring.
If I were to look around,
All I would see are trees.
So instead I breathe the air,
And enjoy the cool, spring breeze.
As I'm sitting on this bench,
Under a light grey sky.
I enjoy the sight of raindrops,
As they fall from up high.
~MH<3
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