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Through a vision in my dream, I see her there standing a smile, unpainted, authentic and real, hopeful opening the door, I feel a smile emerge, and the butterflies oh they kick within me, like a life is growing there a baby in sight, with no bump or pulse, just a gathering of fluttering wings, that should I rip my chest open out they would fly, a mélange of colours and shapes purple swallowtails, adonis blues, lacewings, painted ladies and finally, my favourite, the Menelaus Blue Morpho escorted by the Duke of Burgundy, my springtime hero each flutter, each movement, a collection from the continents my self, my soul, my body has travelled, wanderlust keepsakes of beauty and bliss, bordering on extinction safe within me in a heartbeat they cover my whole self, they move around my body my legs tremble, barely able to hold, this grown woman upright a gulp, a gasp, a stare in wonder, speechless, tongue tied, dazed, dumb, silent my head empties, no thought passes, the parietal lobe vanishes adrenaline is racing through my body faster than the light hitting my eyes moments later I find vocal sound waves breezing past my ears they are in slow motion, her voice mumbled, incoherent she touches me and I jump in fright, my eyes adjust, my heartbeat slows down, my legs steady "Rachel!" "Rachel!" I wake up alone. © Sia Jane --- *"In through the window a moonbeam comes,— Little gold moonbeam with misty wings; All silently creeping, it asks, "Is he sleeping— Sleeping and dreaming while mother sings?"* Eugene Field
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Dec 28, 2013
Dec 28, 2013 at 7:02 PM UTC
Dreamscape
Through a vision in my dream, I see her there standing a smile, unpainted, authentic and real, hopeful opening the door, I feel a smile emerge, and the butterflies oh they kick within me, like a life is growing there a baby in sight, with no bump or pulse, just a gathering of fluttering wings, that should I rip my chest open out they would fly, a mélange of colours and shapes purple swallowtails, adonis blues, lacewings, painted ladies and finally, my favourite, the Menelaus Blue Morpho escorted by the Duke of Burgundy, my springtime hero each flutter, each movement, a collection from the continents my self, my soul, my body has travelled, wanderlust keepsakes of beauty and bliss, bordering on extinction safe within me in a heartbeat they cover my whole self, they move around my body my legs tremble, barely able to hold, this grown woman upright a gulp, a gasp, a stare in wonder, speechless, tongue tied, dazed, dumb, silent my head empties, no thought passes, the parietal lobe vanishes adrenaline is racing through my body faster than the light hitting my eyes moments later I find vocal sound waves breezing past my ears they are in slow motion, her voice mumbled, incoherent she touches me and I jump in fright, my eyes adjust, my heartbeat slows down, my legs steady "Rachel!" "Rachel!" I wake up alone. © Sia Jane --- *"In through the window a moonbeam comes,— Little gold moonbeam with misty wings; All silently creeping, it asks, "Is he sleeping— Sleeping and dreaming while mother sings?"* Eugene Field
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Dec 28, 2013
Dec 28, 2013 at 7:02 PM UTC
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