The weeping willow titanic.
There were magical weeping willows on the decks of the titanic, and different willows had different magical properties, and purposes.
Once upon a time, in a far far away galaxy, there was the titanic with different types of magical weeping willow trees, about two willows per three decks altogether. The top willows on the top decks were the type you could make number one: willow on top deck left, wishes on anything, and the wish would definitely come true, the top right deck willow was the type of tree that you do not feast on or touch, you must stay ten inches away from the right top deck tree because it is exactly like the tree in the garden of Eden but worse. The second deck willow on the right side was the type of tree that would furnish magic wands, needed potions, first aid, groceries, essentials, whatever is needed. The willow on the second deck in the very middle of the deck was for brain function, and to cast spells on the ocean of outer space when it was very necessary, rare needs only. One day there was a storm in outer space that was tossing the ship violently, luckily the only creatures on board were the magical trees, and they generated needs being met without the help of the humans, fairies, and unicorns. Sort of like a backup generator. One day there were humans that boarded the ship from planet earth, and they blasted off into outer space due to a long-overdue much-needed vacation. I need an ice-water.
They needed to escape, and feel real magic for once. Mrs. Doubtfire is the one who made the announcement to the people on the planet earth, that way those who needed the sweetest vacation in the world could take heed, and get their jollies on vacation for once while experiencing genuine real magic. These people experienced the best vacation of all, only ten people selected themselves for this adventurous expedition. It was only a small percentage of people that boarded this spaceship of a titanic, and when they had the privilege of returning to Madre Earth, and father time they had a story to tell all their peers however, everyone shouted to the mountain tops to never believed a darn word that came out of their mouth, they no longer even believed anything that sounded realistic.
The humans that returned were astonished, felt severely punished for no reason, and wished they could completely heal the problem, they shortly were incarcerated in jails among other places while suffering like heck, the people who locked them up threw away the keys. The first deck left side willow was there to get answered needs or wants incredibly fast, without penalty of any sort, fairies were dispatched from Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter's rings, to expedite needed requests to become reality. The first deck right side willow was there to jump in or out of wormholes for specific reasons at any given time. Some time travels were there to reverse something, and others were for certain things to be irreversible, others for unspoken reasons, and others to change the appearance of outer space to cloak it from a giant sea creature for outer spaces protection. I dreamed all this up in an unknown amount of time, I think I could do this and actually come up. I need to come up. Anywho, back to the story, ready to draw up the most mesmerizing conclusion, wow right?
Everyone that was locked up for being on the best vacation ever was that had spoken of it magically broke out one day, to never return to the heck on earth, they wanted it erased from their memories, therefore they went on an additional vacation in outer space, but this time was bliss compared to the last time, just sheer bliss, and when they returned to earth a second time, it was heaven on earth, and the ten people that returned a second time to planet earth, never died, lived, and appeared to be the hottest good looking sixteen-year-old teenagers there ever was, and they remained that way for all eternity, I know if this fiction were able to become reality many would be jealous of those ten chosen ones.
The End:
P.S. Enjoy Responsibly. Tips, pledge anyone? Anywho, laugh out loud, not obligated to tip or pledge, while it could be the gift that continues to give in the best way. I wish for it just because I just might make it a reality by wishful thinking. LOL.
About the Creator
Angelina F. Thomas
I am a very beautiful mother of mixed daughters with expensive taste. I hope and pray to my Abba father that my wishful thinking and my ability to dream huge truly pays off. So be it. Amen.
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