Dreams of a Kitten by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Dreams of a Kitten

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with him, reminding him of the valuable lessons he had learned

from his friends.

When Stevie woke up the next morning, he stretched and yawned,

his heart filled with the memories of his dreamy adventure. He

knew that the spirit of Oz and the wisdom of his friends would

always be with him, guiding him on his journey. From that day

on, Stevie carried the lessons of his dream with him, ready to

face any challenge and embrace every adventure.

Tin Man

America

Sometimes late

When things are real

And people share the gift of gab

Between themselves

Some are quick

To take the bait

And catch the perfect prize

That waits among the shells

But Oz never did give nothing to the Tin Man

That he didn't, didn't already have

And cause never was the reason for the evening

Or the tropic of Sir Galahad

So please believe in me

When I say I'm spinning round, round, round, round

Smoke glass stain'd bright colors

Image going down, down, down, down

Soaps a green like bubble

Oh Oz never did give nothing to the Tin Man