The Witch of DreamsA Poem by David Lewis PagetYou didn’t tell me, when I found you That you were the Witch of Dreams, You conjured spells in your afternoons Of many and varied scenes. When late at night put the sun to flight And the moon rose over the hill, You’d lie in bed, and you’d lay your head In the dreams you are dreaming still. You’d fill my head with colours and dread, With your images light and dark, And take my hand on a stretch of sand, Or dance in a Faery Park, I never knew if the scenes were you Or spells, raised up in the mist, With a goblin, elf, or your own sweet self, And lips that I’d never kissed. Your scenes float over the cyber seas And come to rest in my head, They take my words from a grim disease That I may have written or read, You conjure scenes that are lost in time And you bring them back to my eyes, Then I recall, with the tears that fall, Each love, its time and demise. Your dreams will ever bewitch me, girl, Your scenes will tug at my heart, Whatever spells are in store for me You’ll send, though we are apart. We neither dwell in the real world In truth, for we’ve never met, But surely, you are the Witch of Dreams As sure as your name’s Jeanette. David Lewis Paget
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