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Dreams

Sometimes I go back

To summer days in the fields of time

Evergreen dreams casting shadows on the dirt

Echo’s of voices with charming rhyme

 

Doors that close behind my back

And windows open to see the sky

Engines rolling across grey tarmac

My hopes answer when I ask them why

 

Sheets of paper folded to fit your name

Grass brushing the soles of our feet

Unknown strangers line the paths we tread

Take us back to the day we met

 

Starting to fret at the suns shallow streams

Falling out of the sky into restless night

I only see you now in my dreams

That take on forms of passion so light

 

Come back to me one Sunday afternoon

And I’ll show you all the secrets kept

Behind my eyes and the far side of the moon

Are the memories of you over which I wept

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billy-gray
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Feb 8, 2014
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