A Far-Feteched Idea
Having magical powers
may seem a far-fetched idea so silly,
but the wish entices
the imagination of a mortal like me.
By possessing one of them for an hour
could change lots of things for the better,
I would use it for humanitarian purposes
not for narcissism, vanity, or even worse.
How can a sorcerer believe in the mystical God who's love,
if his evil mind never seeks deep meditation?
How can I obtain what wizards and magicians have?
Wouldn't my voice wobble with fear if I asked Him?
No, God favors good intentions
and blesses the effort of believers,
or of the one whose life is not deplorable and shimmering,
always looking for sincere friendship and true understanding.
And suppose I had one magical power which never compromises,
would I anxiously reveal my wish that no sorceress can see
in her foggy crystal ball? Yes, I wish for a cure of all diseases
inflicting our children whose fate depends on our generous society.
Entered in Linda- Marie's contest,
" Book, Bell And Candle "
Written by Andrew Crisci
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