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Once Upon A Time


Once upon a time,

There was a land where no one would die.

The animals talked and walked,

With no second thought.

In this land everyone was equal,

No one suffered not even a beetle.

Everyone lived happily ever after,

And after that they would die happily with laughter.

Many assume a land like this could not exist,

But I assure you it does in a land of bliss.

Just look to the stars for hope,

And this land will find you this is no joke.

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