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July 1, 2014
You waved goodbye
and crossed the lane,
and waved again;
I felt your pain.
I found it hard
to close the door,
in case you waved
again once more.
And that you did;
I thought you might.
You waved at the corner,
and were gone from sight.
Your wave stayed with me,
for the rest of the day;
the heartache you suffered
clearly on display.
Oh the power of a wave,
when a wave is returned;
it brings a lump to the throat,
and leaves a tummy churned.
And what bond of friendship
is always there,
that starts off with a wave,
that says ‘I care’.
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