Best Dedicationdream Poems


James Dean

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James Dean an MGM dream 
Sprawls unseen towards the door
Tipping his hat Hello Mama and that 
He shuffles his shoes to the floor

Shakespeare a play McBeth he should say
a dagger towards his hand
His glasses allow great gaze over brow
a method actor's clap on demand

Due East of Eden a mother was bleeding
Stole comfort from drink and the bottle
James and his Porsche a destinal course 
His life measured speed through the throttle

The black suited man from oil in the sand 
A cattleman's stock to re-brand 
Rivals those two rebellious crew  
A Giant a legend of land 

A swerve and a shout a policeman drives out
There James who is slumped near at hand
Ascensional  dream rise up from this scene 
A teenager and rebel most grand
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Dear Mary

Dear Mary,

Wholly, In the name of my Ilah

I shall begin to strive...,

wearing my heroic glamor

and set forth a knight without Armour

 

O ye,

bell the ring of happiness;

here I am to confess my adorable joy,

yester-years my dream was a reverence, and today Ayes.

 

Call to cling, o ye

I surrender my stanzas heleluyaic

and will never jingle to mingle the psalms of natural cadence

 

Race it on, Aye Mary,

to my Lo I beseech,

to night I please to cease

and lament the torment of loneliness ablazed.

 

Ya Ilah, crucify my loneliness to death

and slice it's agony to my happiness

to realm my dream within the bless

and rise your Mercy a firmed... 

 

Yours Faithful

Y.chad in Rasul's savior

A Journey To the Mountain (Never Stop Believing) Pt.1

I remember the white only and black only drinking water fountain. I remember the
struggle's of hatred, and last but certian not lease someone close his eye's and
dream-that dream was the answer of the sacrifices and lost of live's during that
inapprobiate turn of the century a perculiar group had to face during, "A journey
to the Mountain."  I have a dream, an aftermention that open the close eye's of
racism. The close eye's of a klan that tried to stop the struggle to the mountain.
Didn't want it(the dream)to come true. I remember his speech and today it ring's
a perculiar volume into the ear's of our childrens, a sound they're not hearing be-
cause they have other thing's to do. "I've been to the Mountain Top", and look over
it. And on this journey, I might not get there with you, but now we drink from the
same fountain, in my dream the black, white, red and all the perculiar's above.
It will be his last speech, Martin L. King and the trailblazer's who help shape the 
destiny of a dream. Do not scream, but alway's pray, a future generation is coming
loose at the seam.
A journey to the mountain-on this endeavor might a black one become President and
a white one get out and vote, judge him by his character not by the color of his
skin. "A journey to the Mountain", Martin seen it in a dream, do not scream for all
of God childrens is marching to the beat of immortality.


If I Were Cynthia, and My Love Lennon

If I were Cynthia, and my love Lennon
I would love him as my first and last love
I would not believe if this was heaven
That is a dream like clouds above.


I would love him as my first and last love
Dance with him till my final breath
That is a dream like clouds above
Before the end comes like death.


Dance with him till my final breath
In the memories I have kept for so long
Before the end comes like death
But for our son, I have to stay strong


In the memories I have kept for so long
I see him smiling at his jokes
But for our son, I have to stay strong
Tonight, in his memory, I'm cleaning the dirt on his cloak.


I see him smiling at his jokes
And wish he would be here with me
Tonight, in his memory, I'm cleaning the dirt on his cloak
Wondering why we couldn't stay as a family


And wish he would be here with me
I would not believe if this was heaven
Wondering why we couldn't stay as a family
If I were Cynthia, and my love Lennon

Totris

With all flying days, change moves everything
Lives are turned, and sometimes away run our wings
Dream still my love, for a dream fulfilled is pure bliss
So I'll dream of you, every motion, notion, passion, kiss

Dream House

I promised I would do it  
  And this promise I have kept.
I’ve built your giant dream house
  And I started with the steps.

The bricks that were laid,
  Are in a beautiful sequence.
They’re precious yet so perfect,
  With a elegant privacy fence.

It may have too many windows,
  And not quite enough doors.
The biggest house you’ve seen
  Is truly and all yours.

Now the time’s come for you,
  To sit right by the man.
‘Cause I built your dream house,
  And made it out of sand.


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