The morning fog fades away
Along with the illusion that never stays.
I imagined myself in San Francisco
Where the rolling clouds bloom past the city's gate
Spreading and moving in it's own unique way.
I pretended that I was there
Standing on top of that rocky hill.
Overlooking the sea,
Where time barely flies.
I couldn't hear the morning sighs
But I could feel their lives
Just beyond that cliff
Although now it feels more like a
"What if"
The gray blocked my eyes,
But it never blocked my heart.
As I stood there,
There in that lonely park.
I wondered to myself
If anyone knew
That I was there
Looking at you.
But now the fog runs
And this dream comes undone.
Tell me now
Before it all moves south.
YOU ARE READING
To: You
PoetryPoems addressed to you. You who is my friend. You who is my family. You ... who has yet to become anything and everything.