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The hum of the fan sings a lullaby as the stress of the day falls out of the muscles An angels cloud of a pillow my head sinks in covers pulled up high warm in my womb The sheep ramble bye one bye one and slowly transform into nothing The sandmans dust has been sprinkled and rapid eye movement begun falling into the land of dreams Landing softly in a newly mown green field with knee deep patches of bluebonnets and Indian paint brushes A creek trickles nearby its lulling sound a salve for any remaining pain brim swim in its cool waters In the distance snow capped mountains haloed by the sun that hides behind it Cottontail rabbits on the move pay me no mind on their journey The purple martins sing their song interrupted by the mockingbird A whitetail doe and her two spotted fawns ease by, head down, munching on grass Calmed, and relaxed breathing easy and rhythmic eyes dart around taking in the beauty of the dream
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Oct 1, 2016
Oct 1, 2016 at 9:04 AM UTC
Inspiration for a Dream
The hum of the fan sings a lullaby as the stress of the day falls out of the muscles An angels cloud of a pillow my head sinks in covers pulled up high warm in my womb The sheep ramble bye one bye one and slowly transform into nothing The sandmans dust has been sprinkled and rapid eye movement begun falling into the land of dreams Landing softly in a newly mown green field with knee deep patches of bluebonnets and Indian paint brushes A creek trickles nearby its lulling sound a salve for any remaining pain brim swim in its cool waters In the distance snow capped mountains haloed by the sun that hides behind it Cottontail rabbits on the move pay me no mind on their journey The purple martins sing their song interrupted by the mockingbird A whitetail doe and her two spotted fawns ease by, head down, munching on grass Calmed, and relaxed breathing easy and rhythmic eyes dart around taking in the beauty of the dream
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Oct 1, 2016
Oct 1, 2016 at 9:04 AM UTC
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