Labyrinthine


LOST IN THE FRAGILITY OF DREAMS 

In the fragility of dreams,
Life is not crazy as it seems,
Lost in the labyrinthine mind,
Shadows gambol as candles blind, 

In the darkness, a chimney gleams,
Setting the stage for most extremes,
Honeysuckle spreads its fragrance,
A violin plays in cadence,

Laughter echoes in the background, 
While silence makes the harshest sound,
Finding my way through this dream world,
Tossing and turning, down I'm hurled,

Waking up with a jolt, I feel
Torn between the real and reel,
Oh, for the sweetest dreams I yearn!
They are fragile, that I discern.


05.19.20



For Constance La France's  "L" contest - new or old"
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Kauffman Avatar
September 22, 2021 at 10:28 AM
"Shadows gamble," "silence makes the harshest sound," "candles blind" - amazing images as you lead us through your dreamy world of laughter, violins and honeysuckle Jo. Congratulations on your win! Sending you blessings of the season.
La France Avatar
September 22, 2021 at 9:55 AM
Jo, congratulations on your win in my L contest with your wonderful poem, splendid writing ~ love and serenity _Constance
Edmonds  Avatar
September 17, 2021 at 2:56 AM
There are places only seen in labyrinthine dreams, a lovely write Jo, congratulations on your placement in Constance’s “L” contest… Belle
Hamilton Avatar
May 28, 2020 at 10:26 AM
So nice Jo, lost in the labyrinthine mind, nice turn of phrase, so many great lines, enjoyed!
Pandit Avatar
May 19, 2020 at 6:27 AM
Beautifully articulated verses of dreams--loved these two lines:..Shadows gambol as candles blind....While silence makes the harshest sound..
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