What happens to the bits and flashes of dreams that elude us?
Forgotten shards of broken light-- The glimmers in a restless night. A cosmic flash of quantum flow-- A starlit thought of long ago.
All have passed, yet more are born To leave us in the mist of morn. Daydreams, too, are fleeting things That fly from us on secret wings.
The colors lost, as are the sounds-- The hidden hopes of hallowed grounds. Somewhere the pieces culminate, And surely shadow dreamers' fate.
That place is where the cherished are; Those dreams we thought had crossed the bar, But kept for us where starlight gleams Upon the Isle of Finished Dreams.
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Reviewed by Tracey L. O' Very (Reader)
Reviewed on July 19, 2005
OH Mike this is so peaceful and uniquely comforting. I really really like this poem. It's beautiful. So soft just wraps comfort and peace right around me.
Thank you Mike,
Tracey 42xoox
This is going in my library.
Reviewed by June Thompson (Reader)
Reviewed on November 18, 2004
wonderful
I do hope to row upon such a place
Reviewed by Divinity 11 (Reader)
Reviewed on November 11, 2004
That's so great. You seem to share my love for the fairies, dancing dreams, tinkling objects, and bright shiny sparklies that keep many of us dreamers alive!
Can you give me directions to that island, as there are so many "unfinished" dreams I have forgotten that I want to remember and at the very least see the endings...a nice thought, Mike, very well written with a beautiful rhyme to it...Peace, Ed & Rufuz
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Thank you Mike,
Tracey 42xoox
This is going in my library.
I do hope to row upon such a place
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