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Doorway to Forpeche

Contributed by phildel on Monday, 2nd September 2002 @ 02:22:57 PM in AEST
Topic: fantasy

You settle in my arms at night,
For the story to begin,
As te doorway slowly opens,
I urge "go on, step in..."

Above you sail diamond ships,
Upon a harbour made of gold,
And unicorns beckon, "Ride with us"
As mystical legends begin to unfold.

On a hill far below there's a castle,
Not of princes and queens but instead,
A beautiful cat sits smug on a throne,
With a crown of green jade on her head.

The streams are of liquid,
Although to step amongst them
Will bring you a sleepy sweet dream,
And the only time a loud noise is shrieked,
It's the high pitched laughter of a tiny moonbeam.

Shall we walk a while in the meadow,
Where friendly lepricorns offer candy
Instead of gold,
Or shall we catch a ship from Gold Harbour,
To ask heroes of stories, still waiting, untold.

Copyright © phildel ... [ 2002-09-02 14:22:57]
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Re: Doorway to Forpeche (User Rating: 1 )
by Unaekseveer1 on Friday, 25th October 2002 @ 01:07:43 PM AEST
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Gold Harbour!
That's on the map in my head!
Excellent dream writing, but no time to stop, I'm off, the ship's leaving dock! Ahoy wait for me!

With love
Dean;-)

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