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This Land
January 7, 2019
Now this is the land of the Heaceful.
As old and as new as the bleen grass grows.
Where the belephants roam,
and everybody knows,
that is is a place they call lome.
Where the sky sloats among the sea,
and the butterbees are free.
Where the snurtles snuffle,
the zions zig,
and the dizards dance all through the night.
Where the angelic huffletrees bloom,
the wold owl lives,
and the tuscular toucans tap the tops.
Where meermonkeys murdle,
and seadogs frickle and frackle through the seas,
this is the place I hope to be.
© Aaron G., So. Dartmouth, MA
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Emily has been writing ever since she was little. She has taken a creative writing class at her high school which has taught her multiple aspects to writing. This specific poem is an inventive word poem that she wrote. In fact, it was even published in Inkwell, her school's literary magazine.