The Land Of Lollipop Trees

In Candy Forest, bright and grand, Grew lollipop trees across the land. Red swirl, blue pop, a sugary sight, For little Lily, a wondrous light!

A child reached Candy Forest, eyes so wide, A sticky, sweet place she couldn't hide. Giant gumdrop paths and fudge rivers flowed, Where marshmallow clouds gently glowed.

Then lumbering near, a fuzzy brown bear, With candy corn claws and a licorice stare! Lily stood still, a little afraid, Till the bear smiled wide, a friend he had made.

He plucked a lollipop, a cherry red dream, And offered it Lily, with a chocolate gleam. They sat by a stream of caramel so fine, Sharing sweet treats, a friendship divine.

They munched on bonbons beneath a gumdrop sun, Their laughter like sprinkles, their day had begun. With lollipop bears, and jellybean breeze, A magical moment put Lily at ease.

But wait! What's this feeling, a cozy embrace? Lily opened her eyes in her very own place. The Land of Lollipop Trees, a dream sweet and bright, A candy-filled fantasy, fading from night!