A Change

In a world where doubt and darkness reign,

There lived a girl, untamed by pain,

She believed in miracles, bright and true,

In magic's touch, and skies of blue.

Her heart was a beacon, shining so bright,

Embracing happiness, like morning light,

Kindness flowed from her like a gentle stream,

In a world where kindness seemed a distant dream.

But society, with its cynical stare,

Tore her beliefs, left her soul laid bare,

They whispered, "Miracles are mere lies,

Magic's an illusion that truth denies."

"True happiness is but a fleeting kiss,

And kindness, my dear, is worthless bliss."

They changed her perspective, tried to define,

The boundaries of her heart, her spirit's design.

Yet she held fast to her dreams each day,

Refusing to let her beliefs slip away,

For she knew in her heart, deep and wide,

That her unwavering faith could turn the tide.

She shared her kindness, a guiding star,

Believed in the magic that's never far,

Miracles happened, as if on cue,

In a world where magic and kindness grew.

Society, it began to see,

The power of belief could set them free,

For in her strength, they found their own,

A world transformed, seeds of kindness sown.

In this tale of a girl with a heart so vast,

Believing in miracles from first to last,

She showed us the way, to make it better,

To kindle the light, with love as the centre.