Doctor Dangerous
I used to dream that I was
A mighty superhero,
A fantasy that helped me
Decide I’m not a zero.
But who knew,
As I grew,
I’d believe it?
And many superheroes
Have to face their nemesis.
Mine was a nasty villain
Known as Doctor Dangerous.
And he knew,
As time flew,
I would leave it.
‘Cause childhood fantasies, they
Never stay until the end.
When we become adults, we
Make believe they’re just pretend.
But dreams of superheroes
Shape how we see ourselves, and
Sometimes it gives us courage
To rise up and take a stand.
If we’re true,
To our view,
We’ll receive it.
But childhood fantasies, they
Never stay until the end.
When we become adults, we
Make believe they’re just pretend.
But doesn’t everybody
Have their Doctor Dangerous,
Who tries to stop the hero
From becoming a success?
But he’ll lose,
If you choose,
To achieve it.
I used to dream that I was
A mighty superhero,
A fantasy that helped me
Decide I’m not a zero.
And who knew,
As I grew,
I’d believe it?
Copyright © Mark Spencer | Year Posted 2015
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