There’s motion in the ocean where these little boats just bob afloat. Their sailors rarely see us as they venture most along the coast.
But down, below those choppy seas and sloppy waves that slap that hull, you’ll find us playing happily. Our vibrant lives are rarely dull. Always active, never still.
I’m off to the land of Teeny Tiny, that’s where I’ll go today. I’m the size of a sweet pea and I’ll adventure far away. Flying on my butterfly – I’ve named her Charlotte Rose. We’ll visit the land of mermaids – ladies with no toes.
Flying low across the sea, I spy them on some rocks. Gracefully singing and combing their hair, wearing bikini tops. Their tails are sparkling in the sun, As they smile and ask us to join their fun.
We fly down and land on an outstretched arm, as they all gather around to tell us a yarn of days gone by with fishermen and boats. How they saved men’s lives and kept ships afloat.
We listened intently, Charlotte and I, Then thanked them, saying, “It’s time to fly.” Their graceful hands wave us goodbye As we fly up high into the sky.
And head towards home, to my garden with flowers. To dream some more and adventure for hours.