Lie still sweet dream, and waver not against my plight.
For your sorrows, beget visions of a beguiling.
I stand, I bend, and I cry with supplication, I recoil from fright.
Weary is the saga that holds no tomorrows.
For a tepid rain has begun to fall and misery climbs the wall.
Creeping like a poisonous viper,
Slithering into a helpless mind. Killing us all.
Save us now is our feeble plea, as we stare into a fearful eternity.
Oh sweet dream, where now are thee, that you may sustain me?
J. Allen Wilson © 2003
Lie still sweet dream, and waver not against my plight.
For your sorrows, beget visions of a beguiling.
I stand, I bend, and I cry with supplication, I recoil from fright.
Demonstrative that no thought would go unfinished, and the language is built on more than the popular venacular.
Salut.
Into my library it goes!
You and Southern Horizons(Lisa) are
always there!
You are so expressive!
"Oh sweet dream, where now are thee, that you may sustain me?"