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The Magic of Disney


Happy faces everywhere,

Adults laughing like a child.

Princesses their faces fair,

And princes not too wild.

 

There's gowns of blue

And sleeves of green.

All are welcoming you

It seems.

 

A mouse-shaped hat,

Some fairy wings,

A pink-striped cat,

And other things.

 

With voices beautiful and gay,

They sing another song.

And It is right for them to say

Love can not be wrong.

 

I see a castle in the sky

And fireworks all around.

I believe that I can fly

When I hear that sound.

 

This is the land of magic,

This is the world of fun.

Stories so romantic,

Imaginations run.

 

I have found my laughing place,

A place where Disney lives.

With pleasure, I'd go off to space

If that be where it gives.

 

Oh! Such joy and happiness,

Such fantastic scenes,

Not a trace of sadness

There I will soon be seen.

 

 

 

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