Out of DreamsA Poem by Duncan Brown
Our sweetest gifts are seldom
on time Interrupted by the tambourine
of song Thus it is that they arrive
with rhyme
Out of dreams which are so
unseen Wander images of sweet
loveliness Delighting thought’s
uttermost Eden
A vision held for one
solitary moment Transporting soul to
rapturous heaven Delivering us to our sweetest
torment
A miraculous image of purest
delight Untouched of tears or
shadow’s sorrow Falls in veils of truth
revealing insight
A smile writ upon the
eternity above Descended in flows of written
words Inscribed itself upon soul’s
earthly love
As unfolds the lotus on
flowing water Upon fire flamed in passion’s
stillness Unmoving it reveals itself
everywhere
Hearts are filled with
laughter’s comedy As loving truth greets itself
so tenderly Sorrow’s banished to tears
empty eternity
Eyes may sing like lips can
tender smile And sense abandon thought in
reverie Loving song thus sings sweet
so versatile
To repose in slumbers
outstretched cathedral Labyrinth trespassing waking
tiredness invites Wandering in dreams
unconscious ceremony
Vision is the key to the
architectural mystery Our sweetest dreams occur in
sleep serene Mystery invades somnambulant
imagination
Waking we seldom see what we
have seen Thus thought denies revealing
interpretation Waking doth shake our
dreaming sonnet
The sweetened wine of human
ceremony Invokes each moment so
unforgotten Forever held sacred in
fondest memory
Tomorrow unfolds as the
future drama Today enfolds the past in
present beauty Love reveals to us our
Commedia Divina
Each hearts journey to the
soul of love Travelling through the
labyrinth of loss Is drawn there by some
unnamed above. © 2016 Duncan Brown |
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