Green Dreams Do I See
As I fall somnolent in the sage stalks I bend my eyes to adore seafoam skies
An epiphany of emerald tranquility transcends my mended mind behind time
Ticking clicks of viridian sticks launch luscious thoughts adrift forest floors
More green galore than ever before my eyes graze the jade stage for even more
Basil blades slice at the soil like bamboo shoots rooted in moss masked stone
Seaweed strands wrapped up on asparagus sand like wet ropes of moist mesh
Juniper trees with mint leaves beam beneath warm waves of summer shine
Lime lily-pads aloft crocodile creeks carry croaking legs along shamrock streams
Parakeet feathers with chartreuse beaks rest weary wings on bent olive branches
This world of wonderment cradles my body in certain camouflage wildly unseen
To a vision of verdant dreams seen by my eyes before the rush of a restful slumber
March 1, 2016
Copyright © Sam Jameson | Year Posted 2016
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