If monkeys wore sweaters, it wouldn’t be June
If all of my problems were tiny and small
They’d go in a wagon for fairies to haul
If the sun came up on a foggy day
I’d call on the wind to blow it away
Giggles and grins would huddle and spy
From behind every door and I wouldn’t ask why
If sailors could sail on a peppermint ship
Upon chocolate waves, what a wondrous trip
I would paint the sky pink with a magical wand
The trees would dance by the lemonade pond
If bruises and bumps made me laugh not cry
I’d stand on a mountain to take off and fly
My back would sprout wings and my toes would flutter
I’d land on a sea of sweet apple butter
If fiddles were feathers, I play a soft song
My days would be sweet and ever so long
I’d sleep in the shade of the hum of my mother
And dream candy dreams, one after another
What a wonderful, whimsical play with words. Very creative and humorous. I found myself chuckling as I read all of the sweet revelations this honey of a write displays.
This was a wonderful trip down the candy land trail,and I got to be honest I don't think its just for kids, it is for anyone that remembers his or her childhood and as Mr. Bolton said quite a great rhyming trip...Enjoyed this a great deal, and thank you for the smile...-e-
Connie
Ron