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Created on: December 10, 2008
Dreams
I wanted to go England,
and be a Beatrice Potter,
and write lots of famous books.
I wanted to go Russia,
and be a bolshoi ballet dancer,
and do piruettes.
I wanted to go France,
and be an artist like Claude Monet,
and be awed for my water lilies.
I wanted to go Japan,
and be a Geisha,
and wear the graceful kimono.
I wanted to go Romania,
and be a gymnist like Nadia Comaneci,
and be a champion scoring a ten in the Olympics.
I wanted to go Canada,
and be in the Cirque du Soleil,
and be a trapeze artist flying in the air.
"Mum! your food is burning!"
Alas, that charcoal smell vanished my dreams.
I am no where but in my boring kitchen,
wearing my old full of stains apron.
Serving my boring food to my equally boring husband.
Please, dreams, come back.
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