In my Search on Fresh Ideas on How to Write a poem, I discovered this informaton on Bruce Lansky's Website.
What a wonderful article by Bruce Lanksy. I hope you enjoy his poem and insight as much as I did.
How to Write a Dream Poem
When you're asleep, the logical part of your brain is shut off while the wild and crazy part of your brain does whatever it wants. That's why poems about dreams can be so much fun. They can be rich in creative imagery or "wouldn't it be great if..." wish lists.
I think my favorite dream poem was published in Sweet Dreams. It was inspired by a Robert Louis Stevenson poem my mother used to read when she'd tuck me into bed.
My Bed is Like a Sailing Ship
My bed is like a sailing ship- when I'm tucked in, I take a trip. I leave behind my busy day and sail to places far away.
I sail past beaches, gleaming white, with palm trees swaying in the night. I watch the waves break on the shore, and then I see my bedroom floor!
I blink my eyes, I scratch my head- my ship is home, I'm back in bed. My ships goes sailing every night and sails home in the morning light...
I liked this and will be going into the site you offered...Thank YOU... That poem above, got me thinking...Dream Poetry huh- That's a good one... different. Truly,Sheee
Reviewed by Tracey L. O' Very (Reader)
Reviewed on May 13, 2005
Thank You so very much Jim,
That poem is adorable. I enjoyed that so much Big smiles.
Thank you for this wonderful informative article. Will be using that 'giggle poetry' how fitting.(c:)
all know I can use all the teachings I can get. Thanks so much my friend (c:)
Have a great day and sail away, tonight.
Tracey
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My bed's a starship, travelling all the dimensions far and wide ... and always has been :-)
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That poem is adorable. I enjoyed that so much Big smiles.
Thank you for this wonderful informative article. Will be using that 'giggle poetry' how fitting.(c:)
all know I can use all the teachings I can get. Thanks so much my friend (c:)
Have a great day and sail away, tonight.
Tracey