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Just A Dream
May 24, 2010
Sandy beaches decorated with lights
The drunken groomsmen have already begun their fights
The family, larger than my graduating class
Huddle upon the beach in a large mass
The bride is as beautiful as can be
You could compare her looks to that enchanting Mexican Sea
“Te Amo” Her father says before he gives her away
A single tear escapes her honey-brown eyes, but not in dismay
The tourists spectate from above and talk in broken Spanish
While somewhere, somehow, a little honey-brown eyed girl gets her precious wish
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