May You DreamA Poem by Sarah MarieI am really beginning to like lullabies...I think this is my third or fourth.Sleep, my dear, My sweet, darling child; Sleep in my arms And stay for awhile In the dreamland All your own; Find your peace And make it a home. Clutch the stars, And hold the moon; Don’t let them escape From your grasp too soon Lest the rising sun Sees them flee And decides to wake up You and me. Rest, my love, And close those eyes; Your tired gaze can be seen From the darkening sky. The moonlit, midnight shine Falls upon your face; It glistens and kisses Features blessed with grace. The night welcomes you Inside its strong, broad hold; It sings you a song Of forgotten stories untold; The night’s touch lingers Across your cheek- Listen carefully To all it has to speak. Many long and cold nights Have passed over this land; May you live and love it, But may you first understand Not all the sweet babes Are fortunate enough to know This is where all the children Learn how to grow. They dream what they want, But first what they are; They befriend and forgive, Not wish on a star; May you keep your soul In your dreams; Never forget they are seldom What they seem. The night beckons you, My own smiling child; It pleads for you to come And stay for awhile- I know not what you will learn This night or any other In your own dreamland, Safe under the covers; But may you always know There is no truer place; May there always be peace In your sleeping face.© 2013 Sarah MarieReviews
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2 Reviews Added on April 13, 2013 Last Updated on April 13, 2013 AuthorSarah Mariemy own world...come visit me!, SCAboutAspiring starving artist: Bachelor's degree in English, minor in professional writing, concentration in writing, unofficial concentration in British literature...2017 more..Writing
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