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In a dream, I peer into a stand of tiger grass, but I see no fearful creature burning bright, no malevolent eyes engender fright. But my mind will not let the notion pass, Blake's tiger, stalking in the forest's night. I long to see that fearsome sight, with blazing coat and searching eyes, a killer, ready to harass. Dreams are made of such as this. When minds unencumbered, roam at will, when rapid movement of eyelids, belie the appearance of sleep's bliss. So, when I lie content, compliant, still, I obey my mind, do what it bids.
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May 17, 2017
May 17, 2017 at 6:24 AM UTC
Tiger Grass
In a dream, I peer into a stand of tiger grass, but I see no fearful creature burning bright, no malevolent eyes engender fright. But my mind will not let the notion pass, Blake's tiger, stalking in the forest's night. I long to see that fearsome sight, with blazing coat and searching eyes, a killer, ready to harass. Dreams are made of such as this. When minds unencumbered, roam at will, when rapid movement of eyelids, belie the appearance of sleep's bliss. So, when I lie content, compliant, still, I obey my mind, do what it bids.
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May 17, 2017
May 17, 2017 at 6:24 AM UTC
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