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Imagine Your Life as You Want


Looking out the clear glass but dirty window

I see the trees shy from the harsh, cruel wind,

My mind wonders how whirling air blow;

Here in a room is where I imagine.

 

I imagine the traveling of life

And the honeyed singing of the ocean,

I imagine me later as a wife;

And here I see the want of emotion.

 

I see the life of an unborn child

And quickly the baby grows to a man,

I see that I look back at life, smiled;

And then I see I grow old as I plan.

 

Awaking from my state, is where I see,

Imagine your life as you want, as be.

 
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