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Rewiring


Anytime, anywhere the sparks go on inside

Every second of the day my brain takes a ride 

I think of the flowers and trees as I pass by 

On my way to school I wish I could fly 

My thoughts go on the other train

And start to ponder things like the rain 

Oh wait I have an exam in class today 

I wonder if i will pass with a solid A

Stress can't take hold of my cranium for even a bit

As the train takes another path I think of a cherry pit

Savory and delicious on my tongue 

Just then the bell has rung

My mind takes me home at night

Just getting ready for the next flight

 

 

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