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A WILD DREAM

“Walk this last mile in silence,” he spoke.

“Enjoy your last smoke,” in minutes I awoke.

In time to sleep I fell.

Where am I now?

Feels like hell.

A voice “let no thought be spoken”.

At last the spell was broken by the thunder of a word I heard.

I heard it again and again.

I counted to ten, but to sleep I was once again.

I found myself in a boat with a rope around my throat.

I tried to fly but there was no sky.

I thought for sure I would die.

No reason why.

I reached to touch the water but it was not there.

Then I leaned further and fell.

I kept falling into space.

I was falling so fast as if I was in a race.

But where was I going?

I went without knowing.

As I fell, I wondered where I would land.

It was in a jail cell.

“What am I doing here?” I said.

A man replied, “You are dead.”

I said I cannot die, there is no reason why.

This is just a wild dream.

I tried to awake, but could not.

Like the man said, I was dead.

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Published
Apr 10, 2010
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