Figuratively Speaking
If I had a magic wand, I’d wave it vigorously,
I’d quickly banish sadness, suffering and misery.
I’d fill the world with laughter, put a smile on every face,
And evil or darkness, from any heart and mind would chase.
I would cloak the world with love, dry up every single tear,
Sprinkle happiness and joy — continuously — everywhere.
I’d make sure that each person, got a cuddle every day,
And wouldn’t let the weather — please itself — have its own way.
Giggles would be commonplace, as I’d use my wand for fun,
So that every day on earth, there’d be rays of happy sun.
I would wave away the blues, get rid of grizzles and growls,
And would banish with my wand, high pitched shrieks, disturbing howls.
Yes, if I had a magic wand, I’d get carried away,
I’d coat each day with brightness, a creativeness display.
I’d send folk nice surprises, see that every need was met,
And remove every worry, each regret, and every threat.
I’d fill each home with flowers, hang nice pictures on each wall,
I’d help out all the shorties, by making them six foot tall.
I’d banish age forever, so that everyone stayed young,
I’d make us all attractive, see that critics bit their tongue.
I’d take the fear from creatures, have everyone treat them well,
I’d banish war and violence, and any other ill.
I’d make the air smell lovely, turn the wind into a breeze,
And every summer season, remove things that make one sneeze.
Yes, if I had a magic wand, I’d be a busy bee,
I’d use it just for others…okay, a tincey bit for me.
I would make big improvements in this world in which we live,
Improve the lives of others — which me, much pleasure would give.
