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The Reality Of Dreams
by Caryn M. Day-Suarez → (All Poetry by Caryn M. Day-Suarez)
  
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You've met someone on the internet and start passing friendly notes back and forth casually. Then the notes become every day and before long you are hooked and can't wait to get home each day to see if those words from someone out there are waiting to make your day (or night)!


The reality of dreams
is that you can make them come true ,
most of the time.
The reality of my dreams of you
are do I really want them to be real?
Or do I enjoy just being safe
in the fantasy
that in my dreams
you find me funny and fascinating,
sexy and romantic,
that we would we meet
and the animal magnetism between us
would cause us to want to devour each other
passionately, repeatedly,
melting into one soul
saying the most beautiful things
and truly meaning them.
Looking into each others eyes
and knowing we have been here before.
Tasting each others lips,
the smell of you in my head and on my body,
kissing and caressing every part of
your body tenderly.
The reality stays now in our words to each other
without a face we see,
without a voice we speak,
touching every cord of our being.
Exchanging thoughts and dreams
we've met,
we've laughed,
we've fantasized,
we've continue to create.
Ah, to dream of reality,
yet the reality remains a dream...

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 Reviews of "The Reality Of Dreams"
Reviewed by wendy wolfe (Reader)
Reviewed on November 8, 2001
i love this poem!!!!

Reviewed by Janet Caldwell
Reviewed on November 7, 2001
Caryn, I've been safe for 11 mos. E-me for details. ;)~ Janet xoxoxoxoxoxoxo

Reviewed by Jerry Robards
Reviewed on November 7, 2001
Dreams are our own world, when shared they become closer to reality. You never know when that someone will try to make that dream come true. "Dreams are Freedom, Freedom to Dream" Dream on and keep sharing!!

Reviewed by Debbie Tipton (Reader)
Reviewed on November 6, 2001
Wonderful.


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