Dreams of Mary Anne

I stand before my open door 
And watch a wicked northeast wind 

My eyes can tell it’s loud as hell 
But I can’t hear a God damned thing 

There are some benefits to age 
My hearing has in years grown dim 

The storm may pound and thunder sound 
But I’m going back to bed again 

So as I watch the pounding rain 
And wonder when this storm began 

My thoughts disperse as I immerse 
Into my dreams of Mary Anne
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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