What do you see # 33 – 8 June 2020
(For visual challenged readers, the image shown a boy standing next to a Stegosaurus, dinosaur I a park land)
Walking with a friend
I envy my son his dreams
Most nights he walks with dinosaurs
That lie beyond his bed
Through lush green parks
Fields of gold
He calls him red
A gently giant, a vegetable eating friend
No harm can come in dreams I’m told
I worry when a loud thud
hits the ceiling above my head
As if a giant foot fell from my son’s bed…
©anitadawes 2020
Anita Dawes and Jaye Marie 
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I love the whimsy of this, Anita. My grandson still lives in a world of imagination. What I wouldn’t give for a little overlap. 🙂
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A little imagination is a wonderful thing!
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This is a lovely poem. The world of a child’s imagination is wide and wonderful.
Love the twist at the end too!
Thanks for joining in the challenge
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Glad you liked it, Sadje…
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Love this tale
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Thank you!
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