Dream-Dues
Like apples waiting to be plucked
Peeled wrappings of birthday and Christmas levies
All day suckers condemned
Taken away by loving mothers
Dreams
Abandon the risk of Life's sugar rot
Knowing gentle sweetness is always savored
Before the angry sour
That some eye rolls of pleasure are forever overdue
Even while seeking the danger
The longing for cotton candy laughter
A willingness to sustain bubble gum hair barbs
Just to smell the juicy
To hear the noise of layered laughter
To see Time Square's New Year madness
To...
Dream
To walk down an aisle
Awaiting bliss-enshrined promises
To believe in princesses
Awaiting their knight in shining armor
To garner points for accepting youth's naiveté
To know that dreams are here today
Often gone tomorrow
Yet
Dream we must
Why else are there dues?
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Lovely
Love and Light
Lily
Knowing gentle sweetness is always savored"
Take a chance. Why not? Even though you risk the sourness of anger if you continue. Dreams, in my mindset, is worth the possibilities of never fulfilling that dream. To do otherwise is to become robot-influenced and the walking dead.
Why else are there dues, indeed.
dreams and desires fire our drive to attain that which we preceive we need, well done.
Budd