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Anything is possible in out dreams

Recovery

I think about my life
Trying to understand it’s means
When I fall asleep, will it untangle in my dreams?

I look out of the window
And it’s all a bit surreal,
I’m not sure what I’m looking for or how it is I feel

If I hadn’t lived my life this way,
What would I have become?
If it hadn’t blocked out all my light,
Like clouds around the sun

If I hadn’t lived so full of fear
Alone with my reflection
If I hadn’t masked the real me
In fear of the perception

If one more drink was never poured
The resentment never made
Where life just melted pain away
And a new path could be Laid

Would I have been a better me?
With hope still in my heart
Life built on strong foundations
Not weak and torn apart

My days were fast and furious
My nights drawn out and wild
Yet I still saw every moment
Through the wide eye’s of a child

If I hadn’t wasted all those tears
So many moments lost
If I hadn’t felt the hate within
At such a heavy cost

If I could do it all again and Revisit all the wonder
Would I float through it, like a breeze
Or would it still pull me under

There may never be the answers
It may never become clear
Why we have these obstacles
Or the reason that were here

Yet, People leave this world to soon
Whatever leaving means?
But the ones we love are always there
If we look inside our dreams……
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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June 20, 2025 at 12:41 AM
• Relatable • Creative • Powerful • Deep • Eloquent Wordsmith • Serious Synesthesia • Enjoyable • Preach • That Part • Facts • Bomb • I'm Sayin' • Addictive Read • Perfectly Penned • First Place • Bookmarked My Favorite Poem
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