One Day
16 May, 2002
Author: Tara Barnwell
One day when the sun don't shine,
I'll pack my bags and fly away from here.
Over the moon and under the stars,
I'll go.
Spread my wings out wide,
Flap them then jump into the air.
If you're good enough to me,
Baby,
I'll take you with me.
Maybe if the weather's right,
We'll keep going till we get somewhere,
Like Jupiter or maybe Mars.
From there we'll be able to see,
All the people back down here.
Wonder if they'll miss us,
Or maybe only you.
But you know that doesn't bother me at all,
Because I don't miss them either.
If you get lonely at all,
All you gotta do is tell me,
Then I'll be right back at your side.
If you get home sick,
Or you miss your mamma,
I'll fly with you back home,
Because you know,
I'll always be good for you.
Tweet |
Comments on this poem/writing:
|
Click here to read other Poems by Tara Barnwell
Copyright©2017-1999 by Rebecca R. Hammack
COPYRIGHT NOTICE: All Rights Reserved. No part of this website, including all pictures and written words, may be reproduced or copied in any manner from this website without permission of the original author of the work. All poetry and pictures herein remain the sole property of the original author and/or copyright owner. All poetry on this website has been submitted by the original author of the work. To contact any author of the work please e-mail: dreamer@dreamersreality.com so the proper person may be notified.