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A Dream
In a dream, I saw them waltzing:
A little Princess and a King.
I drew near to see more clearly
The sight that lay in front of me.
So blithe! They danced with perfect grace,
And I stood murmuring my praise.
In my mind, they drew a picture
Of unmistakable allure.
With a face that spoke of true love,
The young girl kissed the face above.
He then caressed her bonny hair;
They were a match exceeding fair.
I kept my watch, without a care,
Until a shock caused me to stare.
Gingerly, I turned to see –
And lo, the prancing imp was me!
The monarch was no other than
My heart’s most prized and honored man.
In that dream, we waltzed together:
Me and my beloved father.
My sheer delight then turned to dread --
Morning shall come with fangs of red.
But this reminder came to me,
I did need it desperately:
Alas, a dream can never be
An equal to reality.
But still, a dream is just a dream
So now, I’ll wake to dance with him.
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YOU ARE READING
Read my Heart - A Collection of Poetry
PoesíaThis is partly a journal and partly a literary endeavor. Herein, between the covers lie all of my dreams and art: my tales of friends and lovers. If you please, oh! Read my heart!