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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Should I Dream For Another Thousand Years Should I dream for another thousand years Dare this soul to its former self denounce Times that I succumbed to shallow fears Or a shadow tiger about to pounce Through the darkling-cast mists of ancient tears. Should I dream, a paradise to reside Wherein Cupid's arrows so daftly fly Life and love joining with heart to confide Secrets of earth, beauty of new Spring sky Time's decay, seeking newer trails ride. Should I dream, eternity is my path A sojourn through this maze, a gentle walk Seek virgin stream for a renewal bath Gaze at bright-lit night sky and deign to talk About youth, folly and my once raging wrath. Should I dream, my vanity is a scar Its remedy a mere walk in the park An early morn trek, one not too, too far A realization, but one not too stark As to leave catastrophe's door ajar. Should I dream for another thousand years Dare this soul to its former self denounce Times that I succumbed to shallow fears Or a shadow tiger about to pounce Through the darkling-cast mists of ancient tears. Robert J. Lindley, 2-06-2021 Rhyme, ( Within The Human Soul Rests A Shadow ) Tribute given inspiration gained by my reading this morn, Alfred Tennyson's truly magnificent poem, "Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal".
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