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Such a Beautiful Land


The gleaming rainbow rivers,

Aligned with bland sand on the bank.

 

The tree branches sway in the wind,

Waving a white flag towards the river.

 

The grass green, beauty to behold.

Must be because of the glimmering metal decor.

 

The creatures so precious as they run to their homes,

A smokey tower, their travelling home.

 

The skies remain cloudy,

Leaking warm rain.

 

The rain is hot as it drenches the ground with yellow.

A miraculous land with the business coming to say “hello”.

 
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