The Magic Box
I will place in my box,
the joy of touching soft snow,
the sugary scent of an ice cream shop,
and the giggles of the first time Roald Dahl tasted lollies.
I will put in my box,
the scary sounds in a haunted room,
the soothing melody of a pheonix,
the mouth watering look of sweet lollypops.
I will pour in my box,
the golden tears of a kauri tree,
a raging tornado,
a roaring lion.
I will dump in my box,
a mission in a forest,
the rainbow horn of a unicorn,
and the dream of a selfish giant.
My box is lined with coarse leather on the inside and fragile spider webs cover it on the outside.
My box glows a silvery blue and is very magical.
I can do anything in my box
and what ever I think - can come true.
My box is full of happiness.
By Sylvia
My box is full of happiness.
By Sylvia
Sylvia I liked the way you said the giggles of the first time Roald Dahl tasted lollies. From Madison
ReplyDeleteWow, this poetry is so descriptive it paints beautifully detailed, magical pictures in the readers mind.
ReplyDeleteMrs Hanley