Dreams All at Sea

flyingfish

I set my snares in sea of dreams
to catch my share of dreams in common.
I'm waiting,
killing time playing cards
with the trawler men,
who are much better
at cards than me.
I wait to see the dreams wiggle
in the nets,
like bats, birds and fishes.
Which one will come to me?
How many will I get?
Will I throw the tiddlers back?
Or will I keep them hidden,
lest the other dream fishers
dob me in, to the trawler men
for nabbing daydream naps.
I'm all at sea, 
in sea of dreams
waiting for the catch.

  • Author: John Richard Anderson (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 26th, 2021 00:18
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments4

  • Saxon Crow

    Enjoyable read FF. What happens if you catch a whale of a dream?!

    • flyingfish

      You get a whale of a time, lucid. Cheers and thanks.

    • dusk arising

      Enjoyed reading this well written piece.

      • flyingfish

        Thanks very much. Cheers and best wishes

      • Jerry Reynolds

        Beautifully written, F.F.

        • flyingfish

          Thanks very much Jerry, Best Wishes

        • SureshG

          Loved the subject of your post, it can go in so many directions.

          • flyingfish

            Thanks for that. I\'m sea obsessed so that was the way it went. But intended other meanings. Cheers and Best wishes



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