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Sunrise from a Yellow School Bus
October 5, 2015
Journeys are of the essence
Even the most mundane ones,
Like that 180-times-a-year ride
Through the cool morning mist
In that bright yellow box.
But look!
Every repetition holds its own treasure.
Behold the sunrise
And watch the sun's own daily journey;
Marvel at its beauty.
For what is ordinary
But an adjective for the
Unobservant to throw around?
© Christy S., Germantown, NY
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I was challenged to write a poem called "Sunrise from a Yellow School Bus." Challenge accepted!