Strange Dreams

Strange Dreams

A Poem by Michael Adams
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The things you realize in your dreams.

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I've been having a few strange dreams
And scarier then it may sound.
I find myself all alone
With nothing but a mirror on the ground.

But wait, it gets stranger.
For when I look in the mirror.
I don't see my own reflection,
And to my own terror.

I see some one else's.

Oddly enough he doesn't look happy.
Nor does he look sad.
It really makes me think
That he must live a life so bland.

But last night my dream changed.

I was still alone.
And the mirror still layed there.
But this time when I picked it up I dropped it.
And for a moment.
I wished I had handled it with more care.

But wait?

Now when I look in it.
although it may be cracked.
I actually see my own reflection.
And he's looking right back.

And then it all started to make sense.

The mirror before was perfect.
No cracks, no smudges, no nothing.
The face in it there-fore couldn't be mine.
What a wonderful meaning has come from my mind.

For I am not perfect.
A fact I can now let be.
And the truth is
My imperfections make me me. 

© 2014 Michael Adams


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Beautiful meaning. Honestly, the meaning is the best part of the whole poem.

Posted 10 Years Ago


very good, most excellent

Posted 10 Years Ago


Michael Adams

10 Years Ago

I'm happy to hear you think so.
I like your poem . It made me think about myself . Thank you for penning it .

Posted 10 Years Ago


Michael Adams

10 Years Ago

Thank you for the feedback. Glad I could encourage you to think, that's always the goal.

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Added on June 6, 2014
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