A Dream in Iambic Pentameter

A Dream in Iambic Pentameter

A Poem by Rac7hel

The waves that wax and wane against my feet
and gusts of wind that break upon my beach
recoil as I breathe them deeply in,
then blow them backward, ne'er again to breach.

How strange that I should wield this much control
o'er wind and water, powerful and swift--
For who am I, ungodly human flesh,
To push and pull where others only drift?

I must be dreaming, must be soon awaking.
The realization always seems to rouse.
So fast I cling to sleep, to savor this,
this lucid dream, as long as I can drowse.

© 2010 Rac7hel


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Great. I can never keep up an iambic pentameter for more then a line or two. And believe me ever since I read "V For Vendetta" I HAVE tried.

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Rac7hel
Rac7hel

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I'm Rachel, more commonly known as Rac7hel around these here internets. I write pretty poetry and take pretty pictures... I try my damnedest to play pretty music. I do other stuff but I'll save that f.. more..

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