still the dreamersA Poem by Daniel Atkinsonwho were we?
if only we were still the dreamers,
still those solstice-eyed martyrs, those who stretched out whispered sun-hands (with fingernails left to grow) and took the lion's mane in a silk fist. images of a dancing sunrise kissing and being kissed on a not-so-cloudy morning-- they linger in paintings and black-and-white photographs but we left them to curl and brown with age until all that remained was a blank time-cursed canvas. we with nothing to lose, if only we could be-- still the dreamers. © 2011 Daniel AtkinsonAuthor's Note
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