Dreams Poems - Poems about Dreams

Take that chance every chance you get, fall on your face and then forget, live your life without regret, take that chance every chance you get. More risk by far to never make the run, and lose your dreams one by one, and forgetting each until you’re done. Rather rise and embrace each day, another step on your chosen way, there’s no better time...

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You were once a seed, now, just a forgotten weed, withered and old, slowly growing cold. Don't turn your heart to stone. She too flies all alone. Flying far above with a heart of love. She's no ordinary, strange tooth fairy, beyond the Twilight Zone, spirit of dreams and bones....

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I wandered through the forest felled. Its stumps arrayed as scars. Its bird song larks forever quelled, to axed-silent memoirs. Remnants of trees are now a maze, traced by entrails of mists Curling up as veils between leaves, that once held memories. The moon's face shunned turned away shamed. The wind scurried around, the graves of trees blatantly maimed, through paths no feet felt ground. The forest...

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A pony her dream only orthodontics violin lessons yearly safaris ...

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The moment When the wisps of that land— The one where dreams Wander astray— Morph into waking. Where another version of you Lives a life stitched From night and mind, Pauses, As if deciding If that dream Deserves to go on. That blur you can’t remember Just before your eyes flutter awake The hush of nothing In between Dreams And waking....

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Dreams will fade As dreams renew Rather be dead Then alive be real With age… I see my dreams die Aged… I see new dreams arise With time… never can I lie Timed… am I wise? And I let time carry me… Sweeping minutes into hours away Days and weeks hurry Into months and years without delay No longer can I…? Can I do the things I no...

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Dreams were shattered like glass shards, As innocent lives were pushed into the jaws of death. Some doctors, engineers, accountants, and bards, Extinguished were the candles of their breath. A wife was on her way to meet her spouse, While the daughters and sons aspired to study abroad, Alas! Fate destroyed someone's beautiful house, As the passengers were destined to embark...

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She walks the streets she’s always known, But feels a longing deep, alone. A fire burns inside her chest, To leave, to grow, to find what’s best. Her heart beats fast when she thinks of far, Of distant lights and shining stars. A thousand questions fill her mind— Will she be lost? Will she be kind? She dreams of skies she’s never seen, Of...

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Under the starlit sky, where dreams float like birds of light, tears and oceans weave together the story of salt, a tale where only the waves are crowned with boundless beauty, while tears, hidden gems, vanish into the shadows of hands. They, reflecting the stars with painful grace, are like diamonds sparkling in the depths of night, yet we sail on...

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A wellspring of Eternal joy Unfolds within A little boy He schemes and Dreams in Fantasies Things no man Could ever be But somewhere in His youthful eye The boy must know The man will die ...

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Father – thy name is Strength And Courage And Wisdom Forever art thou the castle And the Fortress Of my Faith Thy name shall be eternal Within the Mansions Of my many Dreams They are your Dreams And my life Is your life Even unto infinity As the seed gently planted in the soil Lives and Dies And lives yet more… So, too, do the Hopes and Aspirations Of Fathers live in Their...

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Delectable dreams of sweet treats chasing after the ice cream truck. Lunge for that strawberry eclair, fast like your life depends on it. A street’s dead end cul-de-sac meets flavors that leave children awestruck. At three each day they wait aware, warms days they’re eager to commit. Anxious to hear that rhythmic blare, soon they’ll taste that banana split....

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Verse 1 There’s a rusted-out old steeple Off Highway 31, near my dad’s old trailer I left that place with shaking hands, Swore I’d never kneel again— But silence pulls like the wind before a storm. Verse 2 I try to keep my eyes open But the world keeps shifting tones, The faces I once laughed with Fade like echoes down a payphone— Still, I hear...

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Overwhelmed! It’s so easy to be In this world of made-up history. As the price of all we say and do Comes crashing down around our ears And the ghosts of what we thought were true Are smothered in all our fears. Underfed! And all our hungry hearts Are starving for more genuine arts That will lead our souls to honest truth And set...

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"Yesterday, seems so far away" and so different from today As we look in rose-colored mist where memories fondly exist Alas, the truth so often lies Hidden deeply in clouded skies Or, painted as a golden leaf A somewhat truth in Bas Relief...

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