I chose

spilleronsheet

I chose 

to be a butterfly 🦋 

to fly up high 

to swoon upon flowers 🌸  beside 

choosing the colours of my wings on side

abandoning the caterpillar 🐛 of my life 

maybe breaking of cocoon takes some while 

I chose 

to be an eagle 🦅 

though I am a little sparrow  at home 

to stay courageous 

And  soar in sky 

with small wings playing with air on side 

I chose 

to be a dandelion 

travelling vast lands 

riding on the breeze beside 

I chose 

to be a tree 🌳 

standing amidst the garden 

watching the kids play 

and lovers hooked in arms 

I chose 

to be all

but alas it was morning 🌞 light 

the dreams’ gone 

it’s time to wake up from bed side 

Finally 

Living the day as humane tonight 

Lighting firecrackers 🧨 at night 

playing by the streams beside 

planting the flowers by the window side 

  • Author: spilleronsheet (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 20th, 2021 04:06
  • Comment from author about the poem: Sudden words play with no rhythm to commemorate …
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  • orchidee

    Good write S.

  • spilleronsheet

    Thanks Orchi….

  • Paul Bell

    The alter ego has been set free.
    Well, at least till you wake up.
    Aren't dreams great, even though they never make sense.

    • spilleronsheet

      Such wonderful lines
      Thanks for your valuable time
      Indeed many a times, dreams never make sense
      At times they reflect the deepest desire instead …

      • Paul Bell

        Yes, I think we all have that deep side lurking inside.

      • The BlackShakespeare

        Very nice.

      • Goldfinch60

        Beautiful words spilleronsheet, may that dream become real one day.

        Andy

        • spilleronsheet

          Thank you so much Andy…may all justified dreams come true…

        • Rainbow

          Beautiful poem

        • Caring dove

          Lovely poem … 🙂



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