The Wishing Well
By Sis Unsworth
I
Walked along that summers day, when first I saw the Well,
A
monument to life and hope, no secrets would it tell,
Forgotten
dreams of bygone days, so softly guarded there,
Protected
by the wishing well, no bounty would it share,
I
endeavoured to approach it, and make my wish come true,
To
change my life for better, I longed for pastures new,
But
wishes like the ‘greener grass’ may not be all they seem,
Someone
had been there before me, and shattered my dream.
They’d
left a message on the well, “Remember all of you,
Be
careful what you wish for, sometimes they do come true.”
Copyright Sis Unsworth
Smart thinking; did you make a wish anyway?
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