The Wisher

Once there was a little girl
who wished for anything she wanted and she got
everything she wished for.

First, she had nothing but a small room
and a small bed. 

She wished for a doll.

And she hugged it.

Then she wished for three more dolls.
So she had a tea party.

She wished for some ice cream, 
but it wasn't enough.

So she wished for a huge swimming pool 
of ice cream with lots of whipped cream 
and a big giant cherry.

She wished for more toys and dolls
like unicorns, bears, butterflies, cats and dogs.

First, fake ones.

Then real ones!

She needed some space so she wished for a bigger
room.
Then a bigger house to go with her room.

Then a big yard.

A huge sandbox.

A swing set then a jungle gym.

She wished for some friends and 
a birthday party everyday.

With miles of presents
and loads of candy.

The delivery trucks came in one by one
to grant her every wish.

She wished for a street with houses
and a zoo.
A carnival, a circus and a park. 

She wished for trees 
and endless gardens
of the most colorful flowers.

She wished for lakes and rivers
and the fish to go with them.
She wanted the sky, a mountain, a cloud
and even the moon. 

She got the sun and the earth and every star.  

Until all those things she wished for were all in her pocket.

They were hers to keep.

But she looked around and it was very dark.

She tried to wish for everything back but there was nothing to wish for because there was nothing there. 

She got very lonely as she only had herself to wish for.

She then wished she could wake up.

She did.

And found herself in her small room, in her small bed.

She wished she would never dream a dream like that again. 

And she never did again.