THIS IS HOW A DREAM DIES
This is how a dream dies
It sits, asks itself what it is,
Wonders who it was born of
Laughs at jokes that aim to ridicule it
It pretends it’s a dream of another nature for just a while
At least until the bigger dreams look away
It cowers in light
Looks for darkness where its dim light is welcome
It spends days on the sofas watching what other dreams have made
It cries itself to sleep
And in the darkness of the night,
It dreams a bit more
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