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Dreams Less Sweet

In the darkness I find my mind as understanding is left behind there was no tunnel for my sight but suddenly I saw the light in the ashes of a spent fire that used to warm my desire. And a King was born of thought that floated by and then caught a crazy pathway dragging it down haunted through ages by a crown resting on a plinth well designed in the darkness of my mind. And the sharp knives of indecision cut across the forest of my vision of a face rising naked from a lake so my eyes can make no mistake the ashes and crown must conquer as my stray thought lingers on her. And a Queen is born of a voice my right to character a choice as she reflects from a deep pool to behold a once forgotten Fool whose tree ashes fight to ignite in the tepid glow of Moon light. And my ship is slowly drowning there can be no stately crowning of a King-Fool in my splendour I beseech the dark to send her my deepest regrets and regards as my mind cascades in shards. And my being shouts out loud capering at this long dead shroud covering me in all of time's mist tears that once may have kissed the rose lips of a long dead Queen are spent like Moon light unseen. And the romance flowers die tracing kohl to the moist eye of the mood watcher in the sky whose shooting stars meekly cry like wasps with a hot sting killing the mad mind of a King with torrid dreams less sweet with torrid dreams less sweet.
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PaganPaul
Bristol, England
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Written by
PaganPaul
Bristol, England
Published
May 22
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#dreams#abstract
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