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Sleep-Created Fantasy World Part 2

I bent down and sat on a elfridge log While a crying frog came out of a bog I set my precious best friend, Anya, on the ground I distantly listened to the goblin and giants thundering sound I put a hand up and petted my white-tiger guardian He nestled my hand and sat down loyal We had to go to the king Russo who was so royal White-tiger guardian, Koda, told me what was up And how the giants and goblins kidnapped his pup At that point, from my own eyes, tears began to fall I felt responsible, I had to report this call I stood up quick and formatted a plan Until someone cut in and screamed, “we’re under attack!” and everyone ran The goblins and gnomes found out I was back They begin to attack all dressed in jet-black I chanted out spells, curses, and such I knew I knew them, I’d practiced so much “Curse you for trying to destroy my world Wither now and become unfurled Don’t look back you awful demons For this is not your world and you have no reasons You shall not be here, you aren’t the boss This world belongs to me from the trees to the moss From the animals and friends that I have made Curse you all and go to shame” The words rolled their eyes to the back of their brains Ten-thousand bodies sounded like trains They fell over dead with groans While they died gently with thousand of moans I saved my world with a certain curse Because of a spell I had to constantly rehearse My world was saved and everything in it I was crowned queen and I left a permanent dent I went to King Russo and recaptured Koda’s pup I regained everything back that was stolen --- all the stuff King Russo was happy too that I was home Now my sun shines and no one’s alone

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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