A Dream Poem by Andrew Hinton

A Dream



Loneliness is an ally I'd rather keep,
Even if in misery I must sleep.
Hope comes and inspires a dream,
Thought it evaporates faster than steam.

In my mind we'll dance and flirt,
Around topics of love we'll skirt.
And you with a knowing look,
Will admit that your heart I took.
But all the while I'll know the truth,
That this a dream, just a spoof.

And after I open my eyes,
I'll feel sick from all my lies.
Poisoned now, I'll compromise,
Giving in to things I despise,
Just to win your heart.
I wonder now, how to start.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Annie Eggleston 12 March 2019

Sweet heart why are you fighting With your own self backbiting. remember hope? shes been needing to help you with your heart bleeding dreams were made for sleeping but its more than that your keeping your heart to close to your chest and leave the ones that love you best giving into to things I gave you gifts of love, not empty statues idol love that left me wanting a ghost my dreams were haunting

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