Archive for the ‘Dreamland Poems’ Category

As the colors of the day melt into darkness,

like curtains flapping from a gentle breeze,

the daily routine molds into canvass,

floating and fleeting through air with ease.

White morning shroud,

cast a misty shadow upon the lake.

Masking the tranquil fluid,

with a freshness of a moments haste.

Shades of blue afloat,

an upside down universe.

Reflection of a place – remote

enigmatic and diverse.

Poured black
in an empty cup
of solace.
Determined to wipe away
the tired
weak
will.

Hot steam rose,
from the stirring,
of a silver spoon.
Adjusting the warmth,
of liquid enhanced by
the color of black.

Playing possum on a bed.
No movements, no senses – dead.
The world stood fervently still,
for the body lay deeply ill.

Love buzzed by the window,
a fragile little thing that echoed.
A mere fly shaped like a heart
outside, a kangaroo raced – a start!

Stories told us about a legendary fountain of youth that Ponce de Leon searched and found in America.

After seeing the movie Avatar, I just needed to express how I liked the story with a poem.

Defender of the truth. She is the ideal defense of the ancient masters.

A poem inspired by the fall of Gondolin.

Traveling to a place down under, but only finding out that it was meant something else.