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Make Believe Land


People often wonder why I prefer fictional lands Over my dull reality. Real people are ironically shallow, Hypocritical gossips That go day by day, Conforming into society To be exactly the same Person as everyone else While fictional characters Are precious little darlings With complex thoughts and emotions, Their own original catch phrases and interests Unaffected by the media’s brainwashing Into listening to the same thing, Into buying the same things. The real world is filled with Rapists, terrorists, and bullies. Fantasy worlds are filled with Time Lords, Shadow Hunters, and guardians.
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