Pink Mountain
Everyone assumes
Wishes can only be made
On stars or candles.
But maybe not
If I was good girl
My mom would pull out the jar
A jar that held wonders
In colors of the rainbow
And mysteries
No one could guess
In the jar
Was a cream dust and Colored drops
Most of the time pink
Saturating everything they touched
My mom told me to close my eyes
And wish for anything I could dream of
With a clear liquid
One that smelled over ripe milk
My mom made a mountain grow
From the simple things in the jar
Time after time
The jar knew
I wished for a pink mountain to grow
Like every time before
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