Short Dream Weaver Poems

Short Dream Weaver Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Dream Weaver by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Dream Weaver by length and keyword.


Who Am I

Who am i?
A friend
a companion
a lover
an enemy
a temptation
a desire
a poison
a cure
A healer
a story teller
a dream weaver
a ghost
a memory
an illusion
a nobody
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Dream Weaver

Forty years shopworn yet still taut, 
the past a seamstress rare 

Her words reknitted, stitched and purled
—to dress a future bare 

    (Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Lost Walk

Moonlit night of my lost love
Fullness raptures my hearts soul
Darkness falls behind me deep
Endlessly I walk.



written for
Sponsor Tracie ~*~ Indigo Dream Weaver 
Contest Name Dodoitsu Darkness
Form: Dodoitsu

Dream Weaver

She sits in the moonlight
and weaves her dreams
of life ideal and happy things.

Then, picks herself up
and slowly walks
back to reality.


Previously Published: Shattered Moonbeams 2016

Let Me Surprise Her

In the backdrop of full moon
silhouette of my darling
searching me among the stars.....
let me surprise her!



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Placement:2nd;(September 2011)

Contest:Dodoitsu Darkness

Sponsor:Tracie~Indigo dream weaver~
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Form: Dodoitsu


Premium Member For a Bottle of Blood

Will you surrender your soul
Will you betray your friend
Will you give your body
To pleasure others

For a couple of grams
Of dream weaver
Will you risk HIV
The destruction of
Innocent children

You know you will
Again and again
For a bottle of blood.
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Dream Weaver

A dream within a dream enraptured me in  sleep
and as I am  suspended between the two, I keep
them both in separate spheres
in an attempt to differentiate the pair

But they keep going to and fro
as I try to keep up with their flow;
 then as my snoring  plays it's sad refrain
I'm back in yet another dream again
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Dream Weaver

I
                                                       dream my
                                                      painting and
                                                      then I paint my
                                                          dream






Vincent Van Gooh ------ Starry Night
Form: Lanterne

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My protector in the night
Strung above me
Native to my heart
Protects me from evil
Nightmares get caught 
And burn with the rising sun

My dream weaver
Dear friend
Protect me from evil
Not good ones but evil
That control my body
Take my mind

Oh Native Dreamcatcher!
Hear my plea
Protect me here
So mote it be

Dream Weaver

Phantasmal mysterious spectator
lingers between reality and dreams.
Waiting, weaving spectacular wishes
from our hearts chambers of solitude.

Fabricated images in complicated braids
creating rainbow crossings of tempered color.
Whisking sand matted eyes into designed visions
dancing on clouds of impressionable illusions. 

As inner hallucinations castle bridge is drawn silently...

Dream Weaver

Oh dream weaver
Can this possible be
Could this happiness be all for me
Will i wake from the dream when the nights at its end
will i see a bell only to hear it ring,
waking me up without this life of wonderful things 
Tell me dream weaver,That i have not been given such a wonderful life for it to merely be taken away
If so, for what i have received i shall be grateful for the rest of my days
Form:

Premium Member Abyss

~here the darkest shadows creep
                                          seeps, deep into human souls
                                             abyss enlarges her mouth 
                                                   receives thy coming

                                 In Honor of; Tracie ~*~ Indigo Dream Weaver
                                          And Contest: Dodoitsu Darkness
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Funambulist

Squeezing a wonderland of raw emotion through an isthmic delight

I giggle and wiggle like a tightening button at a peephole and despite

Twist turns and stitch ups my tack does not come loose at the seam

A dream weaver or seamstress in a flow of full consciousness stream

Until I don't know any longer if I am the needle my eye or the butt

Need slimming down at my round waistline or in two halves I'll be cut


08th April 2020
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Grandmother Spider

Grandmother Spider was constructing an intricate web
Full of dainty loops and whorls, to catch humans unaware.
She incorporated ideas they could have never had during the day
Their imaginations are on fire during REM sleep slumber.

Grandma Spider recognized this, letting them dance and sing
Some caught fire and ran toward their muses
Others blew away in the dust upon their awakening.
Grandmother Spider never gave up trying. She was a dream-weaver,

Dream Weaver

Dream weaver
The creator of fantasies
Places unknown
Way beyond the seas

Dream weaver
Enter into my mind
Take me on a voyage
To places I cannot find

Bring peace to me
As I sleep tonight
Invade this darkness
With your eternal light

Set me free 
From these chains that bind me here
Release me from this pain
And take away all my fear
I beacon you
And again you come
Stay with me tonight
Let these dreams you weave
Deliver me to the sun

The End
By Greg P
Form: Narrative

Dream Weaver

Oh Great Dream Weaver
may the strands of hair 
be placed just so

While the fog settles down 
out in the fields hovering
ever so low

With wise hands just where 
to wind the leather
to know

How to entangle bad dreams,
caught upon your web
so away they go

Through the many intricate 
patterns and all the 
tiny little holes

Permit the good dreams 
to pass through and
take hold

Halito = Blessings to you in Choctaw-Apache
Copyright © by Scarlett Anderson

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