Remembrance of a Dream

Tom Wood

 

Two pupils of black

Stare into my soul

And I shouldn’t stare back

But it’s much too late, now

 

You see, they’ve been watching

Ever since that dreadful day, I

Left my family for the world

Under a turning, revolving sky

 

What wonders ill the brain

Into believing foolish thing

But this bird is the devil, as

It brings me devilish things!

 

No rest has been acquired

By me, or by it

I’ll play, hide, shower, eat

I’ll just watch and sit

 

But never will it ever blink

And so, I do the same

I find myself prisoner

In this ludicrous birds game

 

“Let’s go, old friend,” it said to me

Together, we flew down the path

He took me inside his rusted gate

A view of a chaotic aftermath

 

Two pupils of black

Stare into my soul

And I shouldn’t stare back

But it’s much too late, now

 

  • Author: Tom Wood (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 28th, 2019 00:53
  • Comment from author about the poem: This one is fairly new. I enjoyed writing this one, thinking of other poems, and feeding their creativity into a poem of my own... It was quite the dream I had, this was the best I could do putting it in to words. I hope you enjoy reading it.
  • Category: Fantasy
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  • kevin browne

    You enjoyed writing this fairly new poem and I certainly fairly enough loved to read these lines. Great work on the rememberance of your dreams...

    • Tom Wood

      Thank you so much, Kevin. I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙂

      • kevin browne

        You're very welcome, my friend...

      • orchidee

        A fine write Tom.

        • Tom Wood

          Thank you for reading it, orchidee, I'm glad you liked it 🙂



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