My Oasis
Fairies in the flower beds,
Pixies in the trees,
Goblins share a home with elves,
In a pile of leaves;
They make my garden special,
They talk and play all day,
But when someone comes along,
They run and hide away:
Dragons in the living room,
Warlocks in the hall,
Witches making special brews,
Protecting all my walls;
We all live together,
In perfect harmony,
I’m glad no one can enter,
my world of fantasy:
You may think that I’m quite mad,
Perhaps I am insane,
But there’s a very different world,
Beyond my window payne;
A world where no one gives a damn,
A world that doesn’t care,
A world that kills for killings sake,
To get to who knows where:
A world that has no pity,
A cold world that is lost,
A world of hateful vengeance,
And hang the human cost;
A world that has no empathy,
With any living thing,
A world that fights the battle,
Where no one really wins:
So I’m quite happy in my world,
My world of make believe,
My oasis in the chaos,
No one can take from me;
And if that makes me different,
From the accepted social norm,
Then walk on by and let me live,
In my world that’s calm and warm.
Alan Faraway
Love your poem. Even I live in a world like that, far away from this cold, ruthless one.
“So I’m quite happy in my world,
My world of make believe,
My oasis in the chaos”
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Thanks for your comment Supernova, I’m glad you like it. I think we all have our own little fantasy world that’s good to escape to now and then 😊. Alan
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