Nalikalantibar!
I have no idea what this word means
Or if it’s even a real word
But it sounds cool
I may just be fool for things that sound mysterious
Who is Nalikalantibar?
What is Nalikalantibar?
Is it a place?
Is it near? Or is it far?
Can we see it with human eyes?
Or does it only exist in the realm of fantasy?
Nalikalantibar!
Say it three times fast
And travel anywhere
Near or far, future or past
Nalikalantibar!
Is where ever you want to be
It can be wherever you are
Nalikalantibar!
Has the power to transport you
Where ever you feel best
To the place that provides you the most rest
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Comments (4)
Such a whimsical piece. I couldn't say it three times; I couldn't even say it once! 😆
Thank you for sharing this delightful and imaginative piece that sparks curiosity and invites us to dream, thank you very much for sharing, love your poems, hope to read more, subscribed.
Yes, I like it as a magic word like abracadabra! A new one!!
Wondrous and fantastical! I enjoyed this poem very much!