Dreams (To the self)

Dreams (To the self)

A Chapter by Wondering Mind

 

Worry not always of what is to be
Let your dreams paint your destiny
For though the fable of fate is formed
Strokes of your brush is what you will see
 
Dream on but, don’t let it be your illusion
For dreams have worth in their conclusion
Love your dream but, drown not in surrender
And do more, more than wish as your infusion
 
Share your dreams with ones you love
Deliver kindly like the gentle dove
Share willingly in selfless compassion
For dreams are gifts from Heaven above


© 2010 Wondering Mind


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nice poem, lovely, I enjoyed reading this, actually all of those poems. This is the very first time I wanted to finish what I had started, this book really caught my attention, It worth it...

Posted 14 Years Ago


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. sublime beyond measure ... surreal and a treasure ... this sure is the dream poem, my friend ... you always inspire ...

Posted 14 Years Ago


"poor marvin" and "give peace a chance" were excellent. i think in your bio you put youself down too much. I thought both poems were srtong and provocative, with strong images and beautiful metaphors. I wasn't too keen on this one though. I thought the ryhming scheme didn't work very well, with the third line of every stanza breaking the flow. IMO. But it's good to experiment, and who knows, this might work for someone else.

Well done and best wishes
Jackie

Posted 15 Years Ago


uplifting and encouraging, excellent poem to start the morning on such an aspiring note to ponder in learthearted goodness and feature, makes one to ponder dreams and life with hopeful outlook

Posted 15 Years Ago


So cute this poem, lovely way to say. And, I found out: There are not many I can share my dreams with. Everybody loves to talk about their possessions, their achievements. It is frustrating. This poem is uplifting and made my Sunday.

Posted 15 Years Ago


What immediately came into my mind as I read this was that we are not powerless in the hands of fate:
'For though the fable of fate is formed, Strokes of your brush is what you will see'.
You continue:
'Love your dream but, drown not in surrender and do more, more than wish as your infusion.'
These are some of the most positive and encouraging words I have ever read on the subject of dreams. I must also congratulate you on the quality of your poetic expression and construction in writing them. A pleasure - and more - a benefit to read and absorb them.
John

Posted 15 Years Ago


Very lovely i loved these lines let your dreams paint for destiny n for dreams have worth in their conclusion o so true the words you speak. loved it.

Posted 15 Years Ago


I truly enjoyed reading this. I especially loved the 2nd stanza. Great write!

Posted 15 Years Ago


HMMMM...have you been peeking in those corners of my mind where I tuck away all those bits of unanswered dreams? Truly though, I liked this poem...it is a gift you have with words that I find interesting!

Posted 15 Years Ago



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