Best Fantasyparents Poems


My Dreams

In my sleep I dream,
		In the forest I scream,
		At home I read,
		At school I'm dead,
		Thats what I need.

	
		In orchestra I play,
		I daydream in the meadows,
		My sisters scream,
		My parents yell,
		I just hate that.


		When I grow up I live,
		I drive a car,
		I have a family,
		My parents are older,
		I'm away from my sisters,
		Man that would be nice!

The Ship

we sailed
we all in this together
weather fair or weather not
the last bit of weather naught
but sunny and windy 
we sailed
our sails did not fail
fast and sure the winds did wail
and filled the bellies of our ships sails
our ship that sought a little good 
that little flower that rose and stood
and heavens colors that live to show
mightily their beautiful glow
with red that was the pinnicle of reds
the blue unlike any other blue
they say a white so holy it could'nt be known
and other colors the world has never shown
a light so bright shinning from the Throne
yet could be seen from far far away
our little rose has died today
but through our Lord she found grace
into heaven she has been born again
we wondered if she'd remember us
they love the living oh so much
but we are there everyone of us
parents of parents of parents and so on
sailing on this huge ship
all to make one delivery
welcome home little one
with a piece of all of us
in your earthly face
we landed

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