As I sleepA Poem by William CoadI dreamed of a room and a thousand stars With whirls of men and their motor cars.
I dreamed of houses all pristine and white lined up so straight in the scorching light.
And this chimera room- it filled with black and people whose faces were revealed by a crack in the sun.
I wish I could be there then I wish I could find my seat...
I ask dear god for that then, the blinding light and heat, of the sun.
In my dream I met someone, both short and small and true, but more to parts than the sum, and all those parts were you.
And as I slept I still did dream but for you I wept, 'cause it was then that I learned the truth.
I want to know why did it have to be that way.
How I could fall in love with just a wisp a shade.
It was as we lay down on the grass that it dawned on me What will come to pass.
I held you closer knowing it would soon end- I was so sure, I'd leave you in that room.
As consciousness began to grow I held on tight you didn't have to know I just wanted to get one last moment with you.
And now I lay me down to sleep I pray the lord your soul to keep, hopefully to join me when I sleep again.
Dear lord- hopefully to join me when I dream again. © 2014 William Coad |
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Added on September 17, 2014 Last Updated on September 17, 2014 AuthorWilliam CoadSan Fransico, CAAboutI am a writer. I have been one for some time and will continue to be one well into the future. I have been known to write for a variety of mediums- films, poetry, comics, books- but haven't really gon.. more..Writing
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