Dangerous Dream


  I am a dangerous dream, 
might I add an influx of disdain on your judgements of me,
Distant mirrors dancing in the image of coddled leaps towards your faith,
 Turned to shadow, staining my internal bed once clean,
 Intern I sprouted wings for flying far from thee,
Your image I flay,
You’re becoming a memory,
  I am a dangerous dream yet not as deadly as thee,
Running in molten thought for the melting of me,
Dancing all the while slaying my prophetic dreams,
In an instant turning like a page for wiping the slate clean,
I see through you now,
 yet to you, I’ve become unseen,
All your mischievous doings found ashened and wrinkled never reaching me,
You are a dangerous vision,
A weakened image,
A comedic nightmare,
 I remain a dangerous dream…
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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