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HER HAZEL EYES
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And then there are the dreams.......


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HER HAZEL EYES


 


 


Lucent waves


Emerald green


Wispy white foam


Lap gently upon the lagoon shore


Massive sea turtles


Docile


Non aggressive companions


Glide effortlessly through their aquatic playground


Two Gentleman Realtors


Both ridiculously wealthy


From hurricanes post construction


They politely discuss local politics


Over stout chicory coffee and pastries


Satisfied


Opinionated


Oblivious to my sudden appearance


I tour the magical island


On the back of a furry white mongrel


In silence


He directs our journey


With deft programmed precision


Surreal sand dunes


Virgin


Sugar white


Mighty windswept slopes


Flowing sea oats


Clear memories from my childhood


Before the winds of change


The blazing noonday sun


Burns my fair skin


Lost in time am I


She


Proudly displays her new beach home


Children play peacefully on the hardwood floor


“I had to sell my jewelry”  


Her somber tone


Depressed


Solemn


She wrapped her arms around my waist


Uncharacteristically


I say nothing


A large social gathering is in progress


The Florida room


Alive with festive energy


Wings of war


Thunder from the distant runway


Sonic booms


In rhythm with the Reggae band


A stranger in this exotic paradise


Yet I know it intimately from my frequent visions


Strange eccentric guests


Greet me with such kindness


Plasticized graciousness


Eclectic polished pleasantries


I smile


My canine stallion gallops onward


Ominous black clouds approach rapidly from the east


“We shall ride the storm out here” said she


Her soft kiss goodbye


Still wet on my cheek


We both know


Never shall we meet again


I will always remember the fear in her hazel eyes


As the mountainous wall of water


Crashes down upon the peaceful seaside village


Gone in a matter of seconds


A lifetime of mystical existence


Flotsam and jetsam


All that remains for future generations


Thus ends my mysterious dream


This cold October morning


In these times of prophetic fulfillment


 


 


 


© Bill Grimes Jr. 2006


 


 


 


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