Dream Walkers

Dream Walkers   A dream remembered . . . Lived . . . And painfully sat aside Becomes an indelible illustration Within the soul That yearns for happiness "To sleep perchance to dream" A borrowed line from poet's pen Of conscious desire To drift beyond The reality of our today . . . And wake to hold the hope We have found within the   Enlightenments of the dream Striving to find ourselves Within its realization Often finding tears . . . Upon chosen paths In relentless quest To bring peace and joy To our restless existance The dream in wistful flight Remains always to be Our . . . It could have been's It was Or our . . . It was not meant to be's Elusive to reality Sought after . . . But sometimes never found The dream stands between Who we are . . . Who we wish we could be . . . And whom we have become Endless miles of fallen footsteps To search for and find Our reality At times finding Only disappointment And heartache The question of Why . . Why always?! Left for awhile To become a stumbling block To our 'What still can be' Wherein the cocoon's silk Is broken and the dream Is free to dance The chance . . . Found to be a most worthy risk The dreamer walks The endless miles Of hopes and fears In the realization To choose not to dream . . . Leaves but empty footsteps upon A cold and lonely pathway View All My Poems Feedback Welcomed   AspiringAngel TRIPLES with EMMA

Reviews

[Lance]

Oh yes, beautiful thoughts so wonderfully expressed...it certainly was a delight to read. Lance

[THE LOST ROSE]

Now these lines;
Endless miles of fallen footsteps
To search for and find
Our reality

that is poetry. I love the effects that goes along with your work. Thanks for reminding me where joy is. Your poetry.

[Blue Sky]

It's so beautifully worded
in this awfully remarkable piece!
well done my friend! I love your word choice!

[darkgurl]

This write is so well done and so wonderful & I love these lines right here, so very true

A borrowed line from poet's pen
Of conscious desire
To drift beyond
The reality of our today . . .