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ASSORTED POEMS |
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Wandering |
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The Land of Dreams |
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Ever wandering, fairly, free from western mountains to easter sea, the open road has called to me and ever will I follow.
Though roundabout on weary ways I've squandered many wasteful days I sing now glad and happy lays about the path I take tomorrow.
Though dark has been my every road and long and harsh the guiding goad now free am I, and my abode I no more from the Fates must borrow.
Someday, though, there'll come a time when nature's only but vile crime shall take this freedom fond of mine and turn it into sorrow.
But till that time I e'er will be from western mountains to eastern sea wandering fairly, wandering free until the passing of the morrow. |
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I saw you one evening as we both went down to the land of the dreamers of dreams. You and I could be found there, just walking alone but there were millions of others, it seems.
I saw you and asked you if you'd come along 'cross the paths the moon lays on the sea. You took my hand and laughed, then you smiled my way and you went from there onward with me.
We wandered in lands where there's never no night in the Forests of eternal Day. By streams of pleasure, across plains of delight on the enchanted childhood way.
As we walked together we talked and we laughed as we rode on a white shining mare. We swam the oceans and we flew through the skies and we came to love each other there.
But there came a time many years down the road that we could go back there no more! The pathway was lost, and the moon's silver gleam never led from this sea to that shore.
Years come and go and we have grown old and children no longer are we. But one thing's for certain, the love we still share proves that Other Land's real still to me. |
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I've Always Loved You |
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I believe in a time that once there was so long, so long ago- when evening fell and came along with all the flaming stars in tow; And somehow two young children found a place they now no longer know.
The moon was shining full and bright and it that night drove them to sleep: and while they slept so far apart the moon did start upon the deep to form a silver path away to lands of neverending day.
It was that night they found in sleep the silver path across the deep that beckoned to them both somehow... And though they knew each other not their single shared o'erwhelming thought was "let us walk together now!"
So hand in hand they travelled on to lands where no one else has gone; invited guests of Fate and Destiny! A dark skinned boy both brave and true and a girl with eyes a sweet sea-blue with a voice as lovely as could be.
They travelled on together there and saw the things they wished to see. For her, he was a brave white knight and a stately queen for him was she! And still they travelled hand in hand throughout that land, that place so fair where dreams come true! They wandered on and came to love each other there.
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And often there they'd go in sleep while dreams were deep and the moon was bright: and often there the two would meet on any given summer night. But there came a time beyond recall when dreams became as leaves in fall and fluttered off to field and fen.
The two of them had older grown, and all those lands they once had known would never ever come again.
But still they remembered being there; his tangled hair, hers curling free! Those sapphire eyes he loved to see! His dark and rugged features bare! The hands he held! Her face so fair! They came always back to he and she.
And thus they oft tried going back by searching for that magic track but never did it come again to sight. Though that land would never again be seen she often thought about her silver knight and he never did forget his faerie queen!
One day, a fateful meeting came; a young man and a lovely lass. They traded now their dreams for fame and their crayons for a college class. So much time had since then passed, but finally, the time was right! But when we met we knew at last, you were my queen, and I, your knight! |
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