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In Dreams - Be Not Afraid

by Edie M. Batstone — Read all 134 poems by Edie M. Batstone

Many of us will have had the experience of feeling the presence of a loved one who has passed away - even to the point of catching a familiar or exotic scent. There is so much more to this life than we can ever comprehend.

Friday, March 29, 2019


In Dreams - Be Not Afraid

I had a dream
The other night,
A visit from a friend,
A vision so intense and real
And as close as we had been,
There was something more
In how she looked
That I could not comprehend;

Her laughter filled
The atmosphere,
She seemed without a care,
And though I reached
To touch her hand,
I only touched the air,
Still, I caught a fragrance rare;

In soft but brilliant lightness,
In and out of view she went
And I wondered as I drifted off,
Did I call, or was she sent;
It settled all around me,
That smile I knew so well,
And lifted my own spirit,
As back to sleep I fell;

I still can feel that warmth of hope,
That brief reunion gift;
Each morning now, it wakes with me
And brings a welcome lift
That I humbly try to pass along,
In small but smiling ways,
Little bits of sunshine
To brighten others' days,
And let them know, "You are not alone,
- Be not afraid."
Edie Batstone



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Reviewed on April 8, 2019
What a gorgeous poem. I know it is true. I've had conversations with my mother and my sister who have both been gone many years. I know when they show up in a dream something important is being revealed to me. Much enjoyed your poem, just beautiful.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on March 30, 2019
What you described often happens… A dream so vivid that you actually think it's real. Perhaps why people believe there are ghosts. I like the idea that this dream was so pleasant for you. May all the dreams for everyone be pleasant like this.

Ron


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