Dreams

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Follow your dreams

Through rickety paths

Of cobbled stones

And rotting bark

And breathe the air

Of slighted souls

Who whisper thoughts

Of slight cajole.

You’ll come upon

A twisted tree

That smells like apple

And poisoned tea

And that is where

You’ll rest awhile

After the walk

Of seven miles.

The singing birds

Above the sky

Do speak up

Of great things nigh.

They’ll urge you ’long

The beaten track

And don’t you halt

And don’t look back.

Follow your dreams

Through cranny and crack

Of ancient mountains’

Broadened backs

Through cloaks of green

’pon moist, brown earth

And hear Night cackle

In all her mirth.

A snake-like stream

Will bar the way

And on its shores

A fractured ray

That does illuminate

A sturdy rock;

A place to rest

And think of lost.

’Twill dry up

And humour the shade

That casts her shadows

When light does fade

A shrivelled skin

Is all that’s left

Of once a great

Snake’s watery breadth.

Follow your dreams

And let them show

The truth to those

Who do not know:

Dreams aren’t to guide

But simply show

A way that may

Break the bones

But also it may

Guide you home.

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