The Mask Rainbow 

I wore the red mask and saw, 

Rudolph’s red nose glowing like a light bulb guiding Santa’s sleigh through the midnight sky, 

Crimson red Christmas baubles hanging from a towering, tall Christmas tree 

and smooth, scarlet red holly berries sitting on spikey holly bushes. 

I wore the yellow mask and saw, 

the shimmering rays of the sun shining down upon the earth, 

the yellow petals of a dazzling daffodil swaying in the wind 

And curvy bananas sitting in a fruit bowl like small crescent moons. 

I wore the emerald, green mask and saw, 

tall trees towering above the ground below, 

Frogs jumping up and like kangaroos 

and mint chocolate chip ice cream in a cone that looks like an upside-down unicorn horn. 

I wore the pink mask and saw, 

A flamingo standing tall like a giraffe on one leg, 

A ballerina twirling gracefully like a carousel 

and a fluffy cloud of candy floss on a spikey stick. 

I wore the diamond blue mask and heard  

the rocky river running down the hillside, 

the wonderful waves carrying boats along the sparkling sea 

and bluebirds tweeting like a choir singing Christmas Carrols. 

I wore the snow-white mask and felt 

A huge white cloud as fluffy as a sheep, 

A snowy owls silky, smooth soft feathers 

And the softness of snow-white rose petals.