Imagination
A tree can be a rocket, you know
And a turtle can be a race car
The sun can cease to glow
To be a ball in a jar
What is this power that I possess
To manipulate nature at my fingertips?
It is imagination, if you can guess,
With this I can create the world through my lips
This power of spontaneous creation
gives way to plays, books, and fantasies
Wild, course, lovey emotions
come alive with a sense of ecstasy
Who can live without imagination?
Not I, I can assure you
It's an old human temptation
that holds humanity, the glue
Without it, sunlight is grey
Life tastes of no meaning
Nature's flora and fauna are clay
Nothing of mindful teasing
But with it, the mountains speak of revolutions
The waves perform symphonies
Birds discover truths on expeditons
Flowers have breakfast at Tiffany's
We humans are the audience and the creators
of these stimulus scenes
Influencing others and becoming teachers
Of meanings found in all things
What else can be found by imagination?
Love, life, laughter,
Forgiveness, redemption, salvation
The possibilities are endless to gather
When a tree can be a rocket
We are happy and full
For the world lives in our pockets
And with imagination we can rebuild
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