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Created on: December 02, 2010 Last Updated: January 04, 2011
Imagination, is my home
Where I dwell all alone
It is where my mind subsist
It is where I really exist
Where I think and play
Where everything goes my way
When I want a meadow of flowers
When it is time to pass easy hours
When lonely and ready to weep
It's a racous party that I seek
Who best but my altered I
To find laughter till I cry
Who sees rainbows never ending
With radiant rays ever descending
Who sees a myriad of God's creatures
Full of life with varied mystic features
What harm is my vivid imagination
That brings my mind to a surreal occupation
What in a dull life can compare
To the visions that I am aware
Why not should I drift
To some adventurous cliff
Where my imagination comes alive
There I am hanging five
I may live in a imaginary land
But ,by God, I find it grand
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