The worlds that you created
And she just gave it away.
We were young, uninhibited,
Yet to learn the world like absolutes,
And frowns upon unneeded merging.
So we made a world, and named it.
For me it’s name has changed entirely,
I grew up and returned to it,
And all the drawings we once made.
Now I’ve given it a race of people
And she’s laughed to hear their stories,
Because growing up might have changed her,
Taken her from playing in imagination,
But she still loves to reminisce.
There are so many creatures I’d never create,
Never think of the stories behind,
Because Life took those questions from me,
And I’m still learning them once more.
But There’s a gift in a sketchbook from long ago,
And the gift is treouroughs, Oogly boogly’s, tropicats and more,
A hundred creations, I’m never sure.
Some added by adults, indulging our joy,
Most growing from word play, an unending toy.
But it was our world to love and to grow,
Now that I’m older I might finally know;
Know the people that live there,
Their myths,legends and lives.
Know the way the world looks like,
The animals and planted wives.
I stole our world to make it mine,
And for my friend it was just fine.