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Dream-catcher
by Peter J. Oszmann → (All Poetry by Peter J. Oszmann)
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Dream-catcher, dream-catcher catch me a dream,


Send it from the stars down on a moonbeam,


Weave it like gold gossamer.


Fill it with images, heavenly, bright,


To keep me contented all through the night,


Let it be a heart-warmer.


 


Let this world’s sorrows dissolve in a dream,


That no one should wake in cold sweat… and scream;


End terror and tyranny.


Let the world live in peace; no more blood shed,


Let starving millions be fully fed,


In freedom and harmony.


 


Dream-catcher, dream-catcher, where is my dream?


Is there some mercy in a “higher scheme”,


A green meadow for a rest?


Or are we doomed in mayhem and bloodlust,


Where the wicked wins, no peace for the just…


Is this world merely a jest?


 


© P. J. Oszmann (2006)


© Illustration created in Photoshop. (2006)


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 Reviews of "Dream-catcher"
Reviewed on September 5, 2006
A powerfully moving, thought provoking write, Peter, very well done.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on September 2, 2006
look at it in an historical light ... we are living in times when civilzation is shifting ... we go to war because we are learning to abhor it ...

Reviewed by Richard Cederberg
Reviewed on September 2, 2006
For a season there will be turmoil and unrest and violence in this world, afterwhich an event of unprecedented magnitude will enthrall the whole world.

Benisons ...
Richard Lloyd Cederberg

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on September 2, 2006
I have a dream catcher above my bed right near my head...its funny that when i have bad dreams, seems Rufuz knows and jumps up on my bed to awaken me from that nightmare...ed


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