Wishful ThinkingA Poem by Sir JoeWhen it seems impossible to make something you want happen, it's not bad to just wish upon a star.
Majestic full moon crowned by puffy clouds
Amidst the dark, it looks extremely proud. The stars say sorry, they were absentees Last night when rain was flirting with the breeze. Monsoon from northwest brings its tickling cold While children chill as stories old are being told. The creamy coffee sends apologies; It failed to vanquish all the nip in me. With every sip, there's heat outpowered by Low Celsius that December never can belie. If caffeine keeps its promised sure-fire flight From slumber in this one September night, I'll wait for falling stars that God lets loose For hopeful souls whose hearts reside in blues.
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Added on September 18, 2014Last Updated on September 28, 2017 Tags: wishful thinking, insomnia, imagism, imagery AuthorSir JoeStoneville, Oragonland, Pearl of the Orient Seas, PhilippinesAboutWriting is one way I preserve memories, ideas, thoughts, and moments. When I write, I feel I keep a record of the pieces of my existence. Through writing, my deepest emotions become unrestrained, the .. more..Writing
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