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The Palace Of Someday


Far from Earth and shadows told

Lies the palace with floors of gold

With diamond windows and crystal stone

Emerald fences and opal throne

 

Where heaven and Earth collides

Found is the land where it resides

The palace where there drift the fae

And no shadows lurk or prey

 

The sun shines bright and the moon is full

And strongly does the music pull

You into the ballroom beautiful and vast

The time for evil has long since passed

 

Look up beyond the mountain range

To where the stars do rearrange

The palace waits and to you it calls

The palace with the crystal walls

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