It’s likely she’s living in my dreams β£
I need to travel through several
dreams before I wake β£
Lively eyes of a troubled wildlingβ£
who seeks passion in the night β£
In a bid to escape her pastβ£
and a hope to touch the future β£
and to sculpt it
because she couldnβt β£
beforeβ£
β£
When you can be whatever you need β£
I can always help you be free β£
Itβs alright when itβs your faultβ£
Itβs not a bother β£
Iβm here for your facile wants
Itβs easy to fall for you β£
when all you are is yourselfβ£
Itβs easy to find you here, here in my dreams
Our current joys are shaking β£
Will we feel the β£
afterβ£
β£
effects of an earthquake as I wake upβ£
to the doom of our lonely life β£
The imaginary life vanishes like
forgotten words of a used up old God
Will I think of our time as a β£
dream or a nightmare?β£
What do you believe? β£
Were we a dream or a nightmare?
[391] Were We a Dream or a Nightmare?

13 responses to “[391] Were We a Dream or a Nightmare?”
this is beautiful, i really like the thought behind it.
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I’m glad you do π
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beautifully written
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Thank you Neha π
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Beautiful β€οΈ
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Thank you Pavithra! Glad you liked it π
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I’m sure that some dreams influence our poetry. Nice verse.
Art
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and vice versa! Thank you π
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A thoughtful poem, full of insight and acceptance. Love it.
Gwen.
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Thank you Gwen. Glad you liked it π
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Dreamy and imaginaryπ
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