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Are You the Dreamer to My Dreams?

Moonlight, magnolias, and melatonin

And the symphony channel – all sweeten my dreams

But without you, is there any point to dreams?

If you tell me yes, then it is so

Or should that be no

I'm confused

But you are a dream

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Published: May 2
LinesWords: 743

Notes: Lawrence Hall
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LogoSophia Magazine – A Pilgrim's Journal of Life, Literature and Love
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