Through The Looking Glass Poem by Richard Ford Bunuel Whale Carnegie Edison Simon Hitchcock Welles Christ Antunes Rodriguez Kubrick

Through the looking glass we go,
Once seen through,
There's no stopping the course of history,
A dress you see yourself to wear,
Like a princess in a Disney movie,

If I could muster enough privilege,
Believe you me,
I'd buy the dress for you my love and dearest,
And all the world to see,
A custom fit for my angel princess,

Down the rabbit hole we go,
To a world of a sense of wonder,
And childhood astonishment,
The awe, the glee, ,
We'd imagine between us two...

Not a world of Cheshire cats, ,
But better, a world with you and me