The Magic Box (read summary)
I will put in my box,
The creamy texture of ice cream on my tongue,
The sizzling heat of an Asian summers day,
The excited purr of a new-born kitten.
I will put in my box,
The moment when a babies eyes first open
The smell of melted chocolate,
The beat of an angels wings.
I will put in my box,
A twin dimension and golden stars,
A faerie with a cone on it's head,
And a unicorn with fluttering wings.
My box is fashioned from the clouds in the sky,
With suns on the lid and smiles in the corners.
It's edged with the Sand-Man's grit.
I shall write in my box,
Of what has been and what there is going to be,
Of all my hopes and dreams,
Waiting to come true.
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