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Dreams by Michael Madden Saturday, November 13, 2010 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan A piece to describe how intangible dreams really are.
Dreams I can see you, Can you see me? Can you feel me? Do you know me? I am you, I am your dreams, I am you awake, I am you asleep, I am you alive. I can show you love and hate, I can show you hope and fear, I can show you pleasure and pain. I can be everywhere, I can be nowhere. But cherish me, Do not covet me. Sense me, Do not crave me. I am not yours to hold, You cannot be me, But I can be you.

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Reviewed by jude forese	11/14/2010

a dream is intangible until we learn how to touch them ... poem has a nice flow to its dialog ...




Reviewed by Mary Lacey, Desertrat	11/13/2010

Michael, Very interesting thoughts. Do dreams really have such power over us. I would thing so. Love the way your wrote this. Mary