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Yellow Flower

by @Stephank

Yellow flower I dreamt that I was floating on a cloud of velvet mist and was a yellow flower that a moon beam hadn’t kissed I strolled along the treetops like a spider on a thread while listening to the echoes of a choir dressed in red Then stood along the border of the place where we once met and whispered to a butterfly so it would not forget To gather up some star dust in a braid so finely spun that we could use to swing away beneath a summer sun I walked between the lavender in purple blooms so high that seemed to tickle as I jumped now reaching for the sky Just wandering about this place where rainbows glow in twos enchanted by the magic of their brightly colored hues When there beside a lily pad where crystal waters flow I saw a perfect smile and my eyes could not let go And as you stood to greet me I was bathed in wondrous bliss a lonely yellow flower longing for your moon beam kiss Your lips like melted butter with some sugar on the side their taste made me delirious, oh this I could not hide When then you said, “this is a dream and soon you will awake” I answered you, “it matters not, your love with me I’ll take” Its then I woke to find my pillow gently ‘round my head I thought about the dream I had and all the things we said Then turning now I see you as your smile comes to me You whisper,”kiss me yellow flower, my dream you’ll always be”
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Sep 19, 2018
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