To Waste a Dream

The words you string 
you call a dream,
while thoughts that sway inside
you hide …
a pricy wince
at once with strides
that flood the willing dream,
a breaking gust
that flows with tides
and begs you
not to waste our dream,
can time our past
flow past us
and stress that 
wasted dreams do last,
and place 
your stout belief in sight
of every right to dream,
and couch a dreamy slight
in words 
that still would call you mine,
lace a wilting wine 
with rust 
lines our wasted dreams
and must, 
erase you and the dream 
that wastes
evasive weighted tastes,
pine for times
that raise,
wasted dreams no doubt …
and simply waits
for us
to waste our dream…
again
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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