I’m bouncing on a fluffy pink cloud
with a giant Stork
there’s a Flamingo too
a Woodpecker’s pecking on my head
I can see a ship parked up in the distance
I hear someone shouting
“Ahoy there”
rabbit is dancing the tango
with the Chicken
and the Emu, Cock-a-doodle-doo ling
Penguin eating noodles with the chameleon
Mrs Crocodile has her hands over her eyes
I can see her giant teeth and her hungry smile
all the while
me? I’m still bouncing on the fluffy pink cloud
a Piglet is teaching a Ferret how to fly
and the Camel plays the banjo
as a monkey in a tutu floats by…
- Author: Teddy.15 ( Offline)
- Published: March 21st, 2024 05:16
- Comment from author about the poem: Just a dream i had.
- Category: Fantasy
- Views: 16
- Users favorite of this poem: Accidental Poet, Bella Shepard
Comments6
A really trippy poem, Teddy. I love it. It reminds me of a 1960s song, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, or White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane.
Thank you so much Tom. 🌹
What did you say your name was? Alice, I think. 🤔
Ah, I wouldn't mind being a Dahl, thank you dear A.P 🌹
Dahl?? 🫤
Yes a famous children's author
Oh, now I see. 😉👍
Wow! I'd say "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" move over, you've just been eclipsed. This has such a beautiful bedtime, fairy tale feel to it, I want to curl up and dream. Precious, priceless!
Wow, such a gorgeous thing today dear Bella, thank you so much. 🌹
I could see every line in my head. Tremendous imagery.
LOL that's so wonderful to know, thank you dear Thomas. 🌹
This one slid by me yesterday...I was doing my own bit of Sbaing. Seems you dream in colour Teddy, you lucky lady...Very hallucinogenic.
Dear Dave I had a feeling you would like this, 30+ years working with children I guess I have a a lot of material. Thank you so much. 🌹
THIRTY YEARS PLUS? I'm truly lost for words (doesn't happen very often) here...you have the patience of a saint!? not right in this context .... but....
Keep dreaming Teddy and you may see Orchi and I doing the tango! LOL
Andy
I've already seen that. LoL thank you dear Andy 🌹
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