Curse of The Dreamer

DeadRose


Notice of absence from DeadRose
Time travelling. Will be around sporadically.

I have always lived in a story,

it is just my nature, to drift in non Reality, 

To breathe out universes and lives and fractured skies

That will Never physically materialize.

 

No. i’m

Not illogical,

Not nonsensical, paradoxical, theatrical

I have some semblance of reality grounding me

But… have you ever tried to fly?

To be reborn anew each night and day like a phoenix?

To live a thousand lives before serene sleep,

and die a thousand deaths dug deep?

 

Oh mother, 

My curse is clear. I Am A Dreamer.

I care far too much in times that don't matter

And far too little on times I should rather.

I live between the tick and chime,

A haunted ghost misplaced in linear time.

I was born whispering fables, fighting fire aflame,

and I’ll die unnamed, always still doing the same.

 

I persist. 

I exist. 

I drift. 

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  • peto

    Although you call this a curse
    I can see a blessing in the dreamer
    Stunning writing
    Last verse particularly good

  • Poetic Licence

    A wonderfully written write, it can be a curse or blessing to be a dreamer, if we can't dream what else is there, enjoyed the read

  • sorenbarrett

    Some would say this poem describes well the poet. It has some wonderful lines
    I live between the tick and chime,
    A haunted ghost misplaced in linear time.
    There is room in this world for dreamers and poets. Dach of us have a role to fill. A fave



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