Fun Fantasy in an Inverted Reality
A Poem
Experience a fun fantasy, an inverted reality.
Come enter this new dimension with me,
A place where things are not what they should be.
Very strange indeed are things; for even a fish…a cockroach sings.
One enters darkness in daytime; sunlight at night.
That’s right! It was unbelievable, inconceivable, causing a fright.
“Strange” is in fact a vast understatement;
Enthralling and mind-boggling is a true statement…
Of my experience at the world’s best fantasy amusement park…
About the Creator
Roxann Drake
I am a Spiritual Sci-fi enthusiast currently working in the Tech Industry, while indulging my passion for writing and creativity on the side. Wholeness of Spirit, mind, and body, truth, and Light are my values. https://light4theworld.life/
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