An Extension to Dreams
A Prose of an Extension of Dreams
In contrast to my vivid dreams, this is another extension that I composed while spending some time reading articles. This one is just a random of dreams that one might have, an extension and an addition to dreams.
As I lay wide awake
Your image comes vividly in my mind
Never have I seen your eyes deep and bright
As always it keeps me awaken and no fear do I feel
What is it or what is you, really. Keeps coming to my dreams, trying to tell me something. Are you just an apparition, or are you for real. Why do you keep grabbing me and lurking from the outside. Who are you, and what do you want. If you are an unwanted being, I really do not want.
I believe you are just an illusion, not optic but just a figment of my imagination. Funny how I shake you day in and day out. You keep coming to my dreams; with that deep expressionless eyes.
Published by MW
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8 Comments
Post a CommentThe line "deep expressionless eyes" at the end really seals the creepy feel of this. Interesting!
well written, andby writing, perhaps it will come to you
your exactly right, facing our fears. Love this... :o)
cool! Loved 'what is you"
Poet, hope you find the answer and soon!
Sometimes it's hard to shake feelings.
I feel it's your subconscious trying to make you face your fears. Maybe!
Definitely tell that thing to stop bothering you! LOL Nicely written.