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Nothing Wrong With Dreaming

Black Texas dirt

With Grandfather Trees

That the sun shines through

In dust moted streaks…and

Ponds and Creeks

That

I use stones

To cross with

Big

Sometimes slippery

Gray stones…

Covered in moss… with

Bluebonnets

Sharing space with frogs

And trailing ivy

And bee hives in logs

And butterflies

That flutter by

And vie

For attention

With hungry hummingbirds

And COUNTRY Mockingbirds

That can’t DO

Car alarm…

 

Perhaps a summer cabin

Or even

Working farm

House

With wrap-around porch

Flanked by Four O’Clocks

Shielded by Climbing Roses

Guarded by Morning Glories

Shading two big dogs

With cold wet noses

Pressed to my face

That wake me

And shake me

Back to this reality…

Which is oh so far from

My mind’s dream place

And I’m somewhat dismayed…

But it’s still okay…

Cuz there’s

Nothing wrong with dreaming…

Nothing wrong with dreaming…

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Written by
carla-marie
F / American
Published
Jan 19, 2012
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