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Dream

by @Phantom_poet

I struck up a conversation in a park, A stranger sharing the seat, The sun is setting and just about to get dark, They sounded timid and meek, We spoke about dreams, They said ' I find myself standing on a pier, Looking out to the end and the ocean's gleam', We met the next day on the same seat, They said 'today I saw a boat at the end of the pier, And I had been feeling a fear', ' There is a ferryman in it and calls me near ', 'He doesn't speak any words and just waits' On the third day I saw them again sitting, 'I've been waking up late each morning', 'The sounds of the ocean keeps me longing', 'I can hear the sounds of the boat creaking', 'And the ferryman continues waiting', On the fourth day, 'I spoke to the ferryman', 'He didn't speak but he listened away', 'His presence calmed my shaking hands', 'His eyes felt like he was showing the way', 'Under his boat shifted the sands of time', 'I awoke late crying' On the fifth day, I sat there and await, I was curious to hear what they say, Today they were late, I looked around to search for them, I sat there until the dusk at eight, I wanted to hear about what they dreamed, I thought to myself they were never late, They finally got on the boat it seemed, I stood up and left, And never again we met.
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Published
Jul 14, 2022
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#lost#dream#life
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