Tube journey

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In one of the busiest cities in the world, I felt delighted, calm and secured.

To have rested my head on your shoulder, I felt at ease.
Another friend by my side, I felt blessed.
A big journey on the go, I felt adventurous.
A moment of a lifetime, I felt deserved.


P/s : London did justice.

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