The Blind Dreamer
Upon the closure of these eyes
That may not witness color's span,
Seraphic realms of luster rise
Ambiguous to eye of man.
I must allow this feeble mind
To self-perpetuate it's worth.
Impossible it is, to blind
The eyes of persevering earth.
You sea, the luxury denied
Is that of beauty now arcane.
But in myself do I confide,
For I will surely see again.
And in my dreams the river streams
Are flowing in the wrong direction.
As I approach its liquid beams,
The image formed is my reflection.
And whilst I dream about the skies,
A voice from distant planes would plea.
Upon disclosure of these eyes,
It fades away... I cannot see.
Copyright © Gael Attal | Year Posted 2009
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