A poetic discourse which has much to do with the mind and it's hemispheres.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Whenever My Soul, Like A Shrunken Dream: Poem
Whenever, My Soul Like A Shrunken Dream
Whenever, my soul like a shrunken dream
Wonders and waits with wasted breath
Destiny beckons on but the road is long
And at the end lies only, only death
Now and then a diamond in the dust
Sparkles with quiet passion
Blossoms colour my dreams
Life is far from all it seems
Paltry rhymes, simple songs, hasty verses
Coming from God knows where
And going on to rocky streams and a pebbled shore
Surely living meant far, far more.
Far away, waves crash in the misty cold
A flagging swimmer, a hallucinating teenager
A tired woman wait for their lives to unfold.
Copyright: Rani Turton
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