Dandelion WishesA Poem by Autumn's ChildLike that moment in between dreams and waking, when the fantasy is still more believable than reality and shapes take on fuzzy edges and transparent colors, your voice is starting to fade into the background. I’m not so sure I can even hear you anymore, or if I even believe you exist. That hope that you’re out there waiting for me hoping for me wanting to love me for me has the feel of a bedtime story that is told over and over again to keep away the tangible existence of the monster lurking in my closet waiting to creep back inside me. I have come to realize that blowing dandelions into the wind does not make wishes come true. Nor does wishing on stars (though stars do not overpopulate the earth with weeds…). If you were really out there you would have heard me by now. But you’re not. And you won’t. And it looks like it’s just me that will be riding off into the sunset alone. © 2008 Autumn's ChildFeatured Review
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3 Reviews Added on October 4, 2008 AuthorAutumn's ChildPetaluma, CAAboutThe majority of this poetry is now in a book titled "Everything I Am Not Saying". Find it here ----> amzn.to/16TZB3q For more of my writing, visit crissilangwell.com Thank you for the years .. more..Writing
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