A Place of Dreams
Would that this place were real *sighs longingly*
By Alexa Forbes-RittePublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
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Photo by Léonard Cotte on Unsplash
Where trees don’t grow
And flags don’t fly,
There’s a world of freedom
Just for you and I.
Bombs can’t fall there
And guns refuse to fire.
We can lay in a meadow
And just watch time roll by.
The animals are friendly,
Bluebirds all sing.
Time flows oh so slowly,
Our dreams are growing.
We can be free there,
To just lay in the grass.
No deadlines hang over and
Arguments will always pass.
We can make memories
And dreams all come true.
All I’ll need there is to be with you,
In this place I’ll call my home.
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About the Creator
Alexa Forbes-Ritte
I publish poetry and thoughts on here, but I also write longform fiction, by way of both transformative and non-transformative fiction
(Both pictures included on my page were taken by me)
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