Thursday, August 20, 2020

Tears Swell

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In my dream the darkness came

the tears inside began to swell

I found myself by a wishing well

sorrow has more than one name

 

from the east a crow appeared

messenger from the sky-world

overhead dark clouds swirled

in mists of grey he disappeared

 

sipping from the waters of life

leaves cling in the misty dew

visions in a sky of violet blue

spirits awaken to drum & fife

 

come to me, oh morning, bright

on restless limbs, autumn nears

nature is swiftly shifting gears

who will guide our dreams to light

 

in my dream the darkness came

who will guide our dreams to light


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 darkness, light & dreams

 

27 comments:

  1. Good question, "who will guide our dreams to light" Perhaps in November we will know.

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  2. "...swiftly changing gears..." Indeed.
    Yowzagood!

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  3. I love "sorrow has more than one name."

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    1. Sorrow, does have more than one name and often it comes disguised.

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  4. Very well done Truedessa. Your well of sorrow and dreams lost without a guide worked so well!

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    1. Thanks Dwight, I guess I am feeling a sense of hopelessness but, in my heart I know light will see me through.

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  5. in my dream the darkness came
    who will guide our dreams to light

    Dreams contrary to belief should not be taken lightly. There are occasions dreams foretell what the future holds, not 100% but perhaps some aspects of it. Rightly said True!

    Hank

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    1. Hi Hank,

      How are you doing during the pandemic? I do believe dreams are gateways to guide us in our waking life. Leading us to the question, which is the waking life?

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  6. The sun will always rise to dispel the darkness and bring light.

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  7. 'sorrow has more than one name'. I like that line very much.

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  8. This really hits and fits these times with Biden's speech last night and the poem I'm sketching now, My Pandemic Totem Animal

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    1. Interesting as I wrote the poem before his speech and I wonder if my dream was something more?

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  9. How beautiful and delicately written.

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  10. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. We just have to hold on a little longer 💝

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  11. Very moving and there is always dark and light.

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  12. That guide will show as the light eventually shines through.

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  13. As I read your poem, it felt like it was coming from a celestial being who says the words that brings day to us every day. It made me wonder if that being knows something we don't that is coming. Very mystical!

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  14. This is beautiful. Listen to the crow, always. He will guide your soul.

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  15. Dreams always seem to have a thread that leads back to the waking world and to light. Perhaps the crow, appearing and disappearing? An interesting excursion into our hidden worlds.

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  16. I sometimes find my journey of dreams through the night to be challenging... light is what we need.

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