This is my new poem, 'Fly To Mystery Land.'
It is a poem about the different lands you can visit in stories, and legends, and some religions.
The poem goes, 'I walked across Middle-earth.
And flew to Hogwarts.
Flew a bird to the Shire.
And sailed to Atlantis.
I cut through rainforest to El Dorado.
And somehow got to Middangeard.
Through to the Misty Mountains.
Onward to Gondor.
I flew by spaceship to Qo'noS.
And laughed and cried in Erinsborough.
A trip to the Oponskoye Kingdom.
I climbed up the Penglai Mountain.
And sailed to Mag Mell.
I took a trip to Arcadia.
And marched to Mordor.
And laughed and cried in Weatherfield.
Then travelled back and forward to Hill Valley.
Then laughed and cried in Walford.
I waited for Brigadoon.
Then sailed to Treasure Island.
The Vikings took me to Asgard.
The King took me to Camelot.
A robot flew me to Cybertron.
I grew animated in Auchentogle.
Did I visit Phaeton?
And I sailed to the Isla de Muerta and Isla de Pelegosto.
And then I found wealth in Sierra de la Plata.
I joined the army in Walmington-on-Sea.
I broke the law in San Andreas city.
I rescued and saved lives in Oddworld.
I scored a goal in Melchester.
Rescued in Levenford.
I flew to Summerisle.
And laughed and cried in Glendarroch.
I experimented in Discworld.
I solved crimes in Lochdubh.
I travelled at lights years to Vulcan.
Then back to Endor.
Played games on the Isle of Struay.
Off to Dagobah.
A trip to Wonderland.
Pan took me to Neverland.
Through wardrobes to Narnia.
I listened to Ambridge.
And grew up in Balamory.
I tried to reach in Origae-6.
I did reach Magrathea.
But all these lands could be found in the men, women and children of Earth.'
