The Pretender

by

Daniel Chapa

How many times
Have you pretended?
Imagined a world
That was not intended

Mind thoughts poor
And your eyes deceive
Fancy for one second
Then true hearts believe

In the dreams you carry
But hide from us all
Tucked tightly inside
Behind realities thick wall

Let loose those thoughts
Lay open all doors
This world once exposed
May lift you from the floor

Fly you on soft wings
Round a world you have known
But forgotten to embrace
When spending your time alone

You imagination is the key
To making wishes come true
People who often pretend
Often turn to people that do

Never try to restrict the mind
Those secret thoughts are priceless!
Seeing things that don’t exist
Is one of your valuable devices!

How many times
Have you pretended?
Imagined a world
That was not intended

Each day you think
Each night you dream
You control your world
And the way it seems

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