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All in my dreams.


I watch you like the moon watches the sky

In the quite of the night.

Silently,

I listen to your heart beat.

I notice your widening smile 

Throw poisonous arrows into my heart.

That contagious smile that withers my frown.

In my fantasies I drown,

Falling deeper into my pit of immagination.

Your face all over my mind,

Your hands all over my spine.

I kiss your tender lips,

And suddenly wake up from my early morning slumber.

A dream,

Thats all you seem.

For I have watched you do good things,

Too good to be true.

All in my dreams.

 

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Bernard Gabriel Okurut

A young Ugandan poet, singer, song composer and freelance writer, a published author with amazon.com and spillwords.com. Currently working on his two poetry anthologies due for publication.

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