Daisy's Dream
Her eyes were kind of hazy;
As daisy had a dream.
She invited me into her mind;
To see what she had seen.
A fox in a suite;
A giant mouse clown.
Black pointy trees;
Vibrating sound.
A dream which to some;
Seemed so frightening and dark.
To her was like heaven;
So her mind took a park.
Black stained red lilies;
Cats with fangs and a speaker box.
Here no one wore shoes;
They only wore socks.
Leaves sprinkled with crystals;
Gravity is then decreased.
This realm that was free from worry;
All was living and deceased.
Understanding the end;
Is what navigated her present being.
Darkness and beauty colliding;
Is what I saw Daisy dreaming.
Copyright © Terrence Cyphers | Year Posted 2015
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