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Dear Dream


Dear Dream, You look beautiful But I am too shy to speak to you I pass by each day staring at you Hoping you're mine Just don't know what to say or do I feel like I can't carry you So, I walk like a blind man, ignoring you Dear Dream Why did you visit me? You told me I can have you That your womb is for my seed But you seem to play hide and seek with me. Dear Dream, I resolve to be your slave, Without you, I despair With you, I seem to daydream That's better right? I feel better with you. Dear Dream, Tell her I love her That I have travelled this far to make her mine Tell her to behold the dreams we have together, Nothing is more real than them Sneak into her dream and remind her again. Remind her of candles and roses Remind her of mansions and crowns Remind her of her smile, her light when we're together. Dear Dream, I am in love with you, I found the courage to tell you I won't go to bed without you You don't get old, do you? I am ever young We can have endless children together. Dear Dream...
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