I realise
I fantasise
Tap dancing in the rain
On pointed stars
With chocolate bars
Replacing crack cocaine
No trippy stones
Still jumping bones
Swinging from chandeliers
Filling up holes
Picked in my goals
By overwhelming fears
Try taking care
Of those who dare
To differ from the norm
With healing hands
Bring troubled lands
Some shelter from the storm
Embrace the sun
See all as one
And silence every scream
I'll try my best
Like all the rest
I'm living in a dream
- Author: peto ( Offline)
- Published: March 1st, 2024 08:09
- Category: Unclassified
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Comments5
And that’s quiet a dream, more like a bash, Peto! Glad to see this energized poem here…
Thank you parisab
I truly appreciate you reading
And of course support and encouragement
Extremely grateful for your time
Oh I don't know where to begin on this one! Every line is so descriptive and brings a feeling with it. It's really a beautiful poem! Love the way you set this one up. Looking forward to tomorrow, Stevie! Christina
Hey Christina
And I look forward to your next write
Thank you once again for your priceless support
Always enjoy seeing you
Much obliged
Hello dear Peto, I see the beauty in this, and if you didn't know I love dreams and indeed daydreaming some days it's the best thing to do. 🌹
Reality has its moments
But in dreams anything is possible
Thank you Teddy for brightening my day
Much appreciated
"I'm living in a dream"
This line brought me back to reality lol.
Amazing poem Peto. Would love to read more from you.
Thank you meera
Funnily enough I posted one titled "more" on here lol
I truly appreciate you taking the time to read and comment
Always grateful
I couldn't fine it on your profile.
Was a while ago
It's on page 6 of my poems
Thank you for such interest
Your poem beautifully contrasts fantasy with reality and explores themes of escapism and unity. The imagery is vivid, and the call for empathy and compassion is powerful. Great work!
Thank you for such a kind review cloie
It is very much appreciated
Extremely grateful to you
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