Dust of dreams

sorenbarrett

Broken the reed in Pan’s fife
Silent the music that cuts like a knife
A drought scratching thirst in the dark
Dripping clear notes from a lark

The dust of dreams blows in destiny‘s winds
Broken bits of hope and of sins
Grit in the eye brings water that runs
Down the gutter of time and scorching suns

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  • Saleh Ben Saleh

    The words are deeply felt my friend. I sense sadness and lack of hope.
    But one should always be optimistic my friend.
    I liked your rhymes.

    • sorenbarrett

      Thank you so much, my friend for reviewing this poem and for your most kind comment

    • Teddy.15

      We must trust in destiny because in the end at least for me, it's always what it was meant to be

      The dust of dreams blows in destiny‘s winds
      This lines is just wonderful. 🌹

      • sorenbarrett

        Thank you, Teddy. Your words are very encouraging. Thank you so much.

      • jim56

        like the way you wrote this
        and words you have chosen
        to express your poem
        you have a talent for writing
        brilliant work xxx

        • sorenbarrett

          Thank you so much Jim for your read and your comment. It is most appreciated and highly valued.

          • jim56

            your welcome its to nice to know someone
            with such a talent xx

          • Dan Williams

            I could make a rubber stamp for your work; Clear, concise, tasteful" Keep them coming.

            • sorenbarrett

              Thanks, Dan I appreciate your read and comment. Thank you for your support.

            • Goldfinch60

              That gutter of time is with us all but the longer the gutter the brighter our life will be soren.

              Andy

              • sorenbarrett

                Thank you, Andy, I appreciate your reading this poem and for your bright words of confidence.



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