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| 13. To Awaken No More A silence so deafening it whispered sweet nothings to me My eyes filled with wonder but cradled in sleep Bright colored visions spilling forth from rainbows of purple lilacs Framed in a soothing blanket of tulips stacked 10 rows deep A million red bicycles racing skyward like rockets to the moon Shooting forth comets of vodka-candied olives and stir-sticks galore My mind spinning endlessly encircled by camels and pyramids Dancing the jig of wonderment in search of something more The fountain of youth its existence or location I care not which The secret of my destiny was now painted across the skies I tossed and I turned for fear that all would soon be gone A reclining portrait of loveliness with green-colored eyes No painter or sculptor or master of the world Could have visualized the beauty that graced my heart this night To have found the purity of life and the hope of things to be Is to have navigated my future being guided by a soul so bright Reality or fantasy or a dream or something else For she of a siren’s voice I would gladly heed her call Upon the daylight’s dawning I fought to stay in place Knowing that if my eyes did open, I might surely lose it all |
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