Early Poetry.
Each night I dream for hours on end,
I think of things that I don’t intend.
Flying Boars and Monkeyadors
Rush through the air, I watch as they soar!
I hop on the back of my feathered friend,
And then we begin to ascend.
He takes me to another land,
A great, big island, not at all bland!
Jabberwocks, Dragons, and all of those things
Sitting together, dining like kings.
I’m watching this joyous jubilee,
But I spy a solemn sentient tree.
I beckon to him, and he draws near,
His eyes seem so very full of fear.
“I swear I won’t harm you,” I say with relief,
But his face says he’s in disbelief.
His eyes burn like fire, so I start to run,
But he grabs me and throws me towards the sun!
I open my eyes and start to scream,
As I realize it was all just a dream.
I get out of my bed to look at the sky,
And you’ll never guess what I saw fly by!
Flying Boars and Monkeyadors
Rush through the air, I watch as they soar!
Was it just my imagination
Or is my dream a real creation?
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