There was a light in the distance; an off-shade of ruby.
Before I could stop it, the blast shocked me.
And it was as if the child’s spirit in me was crying and screaming in the same moment.
However, I was filled with neither sorrow nor anger.
I was still standing there with a glow on my face.
Despite what took place at a crossroads that night.
You never thought to take a glimpse at that crystal ball.
But it flourished before Glenda could ever catch the clue.
You escaped Oz before it turned on you; before they had a chance to send you home.
No, I say, I’m staying right here.
I like the flying monkeys and the golden road that led me to fear and courage
All mixed into the same storm.
No fancy shoes for her.
No, I say, I’m staying right here.
Stuck in this sun-filled, blue-skied image.
The light, an off-shade of ruby, was the unknown beacon;
The unknown beacon to the most pleasant of daydreams.
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I have a lot of weather issues in my brain also…hehehe