dreams
about the time that i was old enough to turn
babbles into
cohesive sentences,
dreams of mine began to churn,
encapsulated in the hours of sleep.
for each dream i had
gave me a taste of a life I could never reach.
however hard i tried
in the morning i would wake up,
just as i have every morning before,
knowing dreams will always remain dreams, and the
love i feel with them will
melt with the fading of sleep.
now the
onset of night is upon my world again, and the
people i meet only in dreams are waking from their
quiet sleep,
restless and
searching for adventures that day can’t compare
to with its monotony of routine in consciousness. so
under the pale moon, i wait for the
very dreams that make
waking impossible, a brain suffering from
xerosis, where the saving moisture is light
years away, in a dream that i have
zero ways of living.
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