My Draw of Dreams

My Draw of Dreams

A Poem by Hugh Oliver

Atop a ridge on, High up in wooded mountain canyons
In an abandoned cabin abound with thicket
Behind it only door , Is a room, and in that room
There is a chest, and in that chest
There is a Draw- my draw of Dreams.
 
In my draw of Dreams, is a box with no lid
hidden, unknown, unheard, unseen
Stitched tightly at the seams
wrapped in thorns and shaded from all light
Rooted to the ground
Resistant to latent flight
My dreams cannot grow
it's where I have placed them 
it's my fault its so.
 
....But one day I hope they might

For while I have a dream - I hope
And in the hope is amber dormant glow
And sprung from the roots it's edges catch alight, 
take off, slowly spread their wings, and then take flight!

If only i just open - my draw of dreams
If it were not stitched so tightly at its seams
If they weren't folded, hidden, unknown, unseen.

© 2015 Hugh Oliver


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Added on August 21, 2013
Last Updated on July 27, 2015