Saturday, September 12, 2015

It’s Daylight

Wonder for dreams, a vehicle of visions, to tiptoe stars.
We’re wound to wound, soul to soul, reaching for
decades. I envision waterfalls, and floret roses, to
polish a gracious smile. Days are mixed with consciousness;
where nights are wrought in reflection. We want so much
for perfect, pointing to flaws, oblivious to a mirror. I
thought for a life, to wrestle where failure grew, ever to
extinguish a forest wailing. You might perish a thousand
dreams, to grapple a hundred woes, soaring for life-hood.
Ponder clearly, where words are weighed, to prevent
future regrets. Fly in a moment, to chant for wings, where
angels ring bells; for most are wrung, sorely jaded, waging
war on innocence. It’s more for love, to live for souls,
but tomorrow is your gift. You must see for reflection, a
self separated from others, and influenced by introspection;
else for turmoil, even bitter springs, staring at a deadbolt.
Life is fairly gray, to spray for color, to reach for dragonflies.
Paint a fortress, wrought in love, where freedom is
personhood.  

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