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Will I see you when I sleep tonight?
Walking through the dreamscapes of my mind?
Will you travel through the electrical currents
running from my brain to my heart?
Running to catch me,
as I cycle through the layers of sleep.
Arms reaching,
hands grasping through the mass of my subconcious,
like swimming through taffy.
How strong is your love for me,
my midnight hero?
Can you find me before I wake?
Before the rising sun rouses me from Morpheus' realm?
I can hear you,
calling to me as I rise through these groggy,
gauzy layers of lethargy.
Just as my eyes open,
as I feel the quickening of my breath,
my heart,
I feel your touch.
And it is so sweet.
I close my eyes,
willing myself to return to dreamland.
But the spell is broken,
the dream vanished,
scattered to the corners of my brain.
Where it lies in wait,
for the sinking of the sun in the sky,
and I in my bed.



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On Saturday September 8th, 2007, Narcissa (748) writes:
How many times in dreams do we search and perhaps glance at our desire? Never do we reach it. Yeah - this spoke to me. I like the taffy reference.:)


On Saturday September 8th, 2007, elisa (2036) writes:
lingering between a soft warm dream and hard cold reality....nicely done.


On Saturday September 8th, 2007, The Zebra Warrior (2414) writes:
this isn't my type of poetry as such, however....I like the Morpheus reference, only because it's so unusual to see it and I've used it too, in the dream-sense. And to at least let you know I read it :) - Col.



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