Dream Escaping Poems

I sat by the dewy morning grass,
as a robin drew scrawls in the air 
with her melodious voice.
The sun's gaze prickled my skin,
as the breeze...

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A single drop of water might be a source of solace.
Since what is unseen is destroyed, allow me to stay.
A magnificent ecstasy fantasy, a dreamlike...

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Dancing with crystals 
blowing smoke through my nostrils,
believing in the delusion
escaping from it's firm grasp;
the memories never ending
it's in my dreams,
interrupting my purpose
lieing to my...

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What a busy day it was today, hospitals needing extra
Staff as the pandemic increases in rate, numbers and deaths,
My desk is cluttered, a challenge as...

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No reason to fool me
For I foreseen all of the rules that be
Here to wrap me, tie me as a remedy
Blind me so that they...

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Privilege
by Michael R. Burch

This poem is dedicated to Harvey Stanbrough, an ex-marine who has written eloquently about the horror and absurdity of war in "Lessons...

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Escaping others reality
Which is not mine
Capturing a dream and happily rolling with her.

Nuances elaborating her continuity each night,
Dazzling in her love for me, 
Soul self...

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I awaken;
hasten to word--
recall the image
of a dream 
escaping.......

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I slipped into the land of never
sometime ago
a land of nothingness
pitch black night, tormented
a beleaguered mind
all the time.

Caught up in cobwebbed thoughts
hope was lost, torn...

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ESCAPING INTO THE NIGHT...

If only the sun could warm my aching soul
shivering within my inner being---immovable---
anchored stilled like frozen stones in the winter's cold.

Strange---the weather...

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(And clearing my mind)
Written: by Tom Wright
January 2015

Oft times, without expression 
I’m caught staring into space.
Where temporarily I’ve been ushered
 To some bygone time or...

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I dreamed that I was tangled up in vines
too numerous to count (such slender twines).
They’d somehow crept upon me in the night.
It felt so real,...

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