As the road shortened found poem
I felt glade that I stopped once to ask myself
what joy meant
to remind reason
that it was not home
I was going
where fond friends
look for me
waiy for my arrival
Mrs. Fairfax
will smile
a calm welcome
little Adele
will clap her hand
jump to see you
but know you are thinking
of other then they
that he is not thinking of you
Jane Eyre, Charlotte Bronte
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