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Stevi


When the ground shook beneath her, 

she held her balance.

When that very ground cracked, 

she didn't loose a step.

And when she thought her world was caving in,

she smiled at the thought of new beginnings.

 

 

The world was at her finger tips

And this girl knew it.

She knew there that there was hope.

Out there in worlds that collapse,

In worlds that collide,

Worlds that force us to change.

She knew she could make a difference.

So she did.

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