Alaska
I remember a place in my mind
That people would in vision
Mountains covered in beautiful
White sparkly snow
The wind blowing against sky reaching trees
And the soft, grassy green fields
Where wild life, roam and live in harmony
Fisherman fish and tell tales of exciting
Fishing stories of their greatest catches
And laugh of joy, and pride
The glowing Aurora Borealis
That brightens of green, and red
And moves like a neon worm in the mist of the night
Driving next to water that is clear as glass
And a tropical blue that matches the blue sky
The smell of fallen rain, or the smell of soft wind brushing
Against objects are memories brought to mind
That, are cherished eternally or to the end of time
Darkness brought upon the night is limited
To the falling snow that glitters
Fills the mood of magnificent white Christmas
Many would in vision this great land of peace,
But one should know such a place really exist,
And it’s known as paradise
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