(700) I Had A Dream Poem by Melvina Germain
(700) I Had A Dream
I had a dream, a pleasant dream,
of a place filled with lush green grass.
A place with crystal running falls,
with trees and mountains so very tall.
I had a dream, a wonderful dream,
of an ocean beautiful and strikingly clear,
with kings of the sea surviving there.
I had a dream, a precious dream,
of a world free of chemicals.
Toxic waste a thing of the past,
of pink lungs and bunnies that last.
I Had A Dream
Written by: Melvina Germain
Date: June 7,2007
Isn't it sad to know that basically everyone shares the same dream yet, we cannot make it reality? very sad indeed. anyway though beautiful write, I read it as if it came from my own mind. Meghan
Oh wow! Poignant and deeply well-thought out; whilst witty and topical. Martin Luther King eat your heart out. t x
Melvina, another wonderful poem about the dangers our green and fertile planet is getting exposed to everyday. I just wish your dream could come true. Top Marks from me. Thanks for sharing it my friend. David
A wonderful poem..Yes... A subject close to my heart and I want new technologies to get along with nature. Love.................................................Risha
some dreams do come true.....but some didn't...dreams was broken when i lost my ticket for the trip to KOREA! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! anyway, hope more from you^_^
Your dream reminds me of Canada years ago haha...dream On Melvina Dave xxx
these all have sure become a kind of dream now! ... another good poem... Asma...
We share the same sentiments. Another work for the love of a beautiful scenery.Let us work together to build a new place, with our ONE VOICE AND ONE SONG..lovely poem, like you
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12/4/2025 11:16:11 PM # 1.0.0
That was a great poem. Very well done.