Much More Than a Dream

It came in with a flash
Lighting up the Sahara Desert
Most of my troop was asleep

I had a precognitive feeling 
Sat up and starred to the east
My pal Hal’s mouth was loudly snoring

Space travelers came toward me
Riding strange unknown fast-paced animals 
I had never seen anything like it

Travelers with oddities too unusual to explain
I stared at them, open mouthed 
Are you from outer space? I wondered. 

The night stars’ glow enhanced their scariness
I was petrified and began to shake.
A forklike thing paralyzed me.

When I awoke they were gone
But my knee had a prong mark.
It was much more than a dream.
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Wolf Avatar
December 5, 2020 at 5:42 PM
The Sahara scares ya! What else can I say?! ~ gw
Krutsinger Avatar
December 6, 2020 at 6:38 AM
I am not usually frightened, but some dreams are pretty danged real.
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