Somewhere there's a field
Dappled with alabaster lilies
And gentle, sneaking mosses
Coating crumbled logs
With lucid, azure skies
Invaded by mellow wisps
And giant rabbits, dragons
That leisurely waft away
Chimed upon with tinkling bells
And supple, golden ringlets
Adorned with baby's breath
And sweet, pale, tender lilacs
Crystalline, bubbling brooks
Where dragons alight
And rays gleam, while the sun
Is glistening overhead
Where crickets hum at twilight
And restful, ginger hues
Bathe the land with one last triumph
For the day