Distant Thoughts
Here sits a lady so fine and fair,
In the woods, with bright flowing
hair.
Her mind fades from reality,
As she focuses on a wild lily.
As she raises her eyes,
The once blue skies,
Are now purple, with two suns
And instead of one, 4 moons.
As a large butterfly flies by in the air,
It turns to an alien bird with rainbow
hair;
And a once pine tree is now blue and
brilliant.
Streets of stone fade over the
horizon distant.
She stands on the edge of a great
cliff;
And smells of death she begins to
sniff,
As she looks over a large battle field,
Weapons fire large blasts of great
yield.
As one flare fires strait for where she
stands,
She off the cliff and plunges toward
land.
As she nears the ground of that alien
place,
She returns to the world which has
relevance.
Copyright © Isaiah Powell | Year Posted 2014
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