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Fanasty


Sitting in 

Serengetti 
in the rain
colored grass
 
Tasting cake
as sweet as heaven
as i stumble through
dark puddles 
 
Hearing the wind
play a serenade as
if playing from a flute
 
Implanted in my
head writings of
fanasty and lost 
cities 
 
Dancing against 
brick covered walls
having my eyes dance
in this place called 
heaven
 
Walking from Serengetti to place in Paris
 
Still hearing 
a sweet serenade 
from a flute the 
wind plays
 
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Lexi Cornelia Diaz Villanueva

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