If I had a time machine,I would do amazing things
Like visit Saturn’s wondrous rings
Or travel to a distant star
In my future rocket car.
Perhaps I’d journey to the past
And visit with my old Grampaps.
He’d be young,and I’d be too.
“I’m your grandson,kid – how are you?”
Or maybe I’d go underwater
And swim with Neptune’s only daughter
We’d journey where the waters grant us
To find the city of Atlantis.
What joy!
What fun!
What a jaunt!
To voyage
Anywhere
You want!
Time machines are fun,no doubt
But once you’re in,you can’t get out
All of time’s wrapped in a box
That we call a paradox.
We can’t escape - what’s done is done
And what’s ahead is still to come
But still it’s pleasant just to dream
Of what I would do with a time machine.