Dreams Of Flickering Thoughts Poem by Cheng Zheng

Dreams Of Flickering Thoughts

Rating: 5.0


Cast your hook into unknown oceans
Unwittingly, as an emanating aura
I'm seeing truth in ineffable notions
As concrete as steel upon my shifting mind
Might as well make me blind

Torn between hope and despair
Caught as a fish in your illusory hook
Unsure whether I should care
As lust and love fight like demons in my head
With a pious thought of holy dread

Ancient rites of shadows play
As tribes of madmen dance and laugh
The fiery night hopes to persuade
That something, anything might be done
Before the oasis turns into a desert dune

A flood destroys my fragile dream
As the bus arrives at the station again
All the madmen roar and scream
Nothing to lose, nothing to gain
I might as well get up and scram

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tabo Mwangelwa 05 August 2016

Its lovely! I sense a somewhat fight within or trying to control something. Love the line that has before an oasis turns into a desert dune. Well written!

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I know a couple of 'masters' of poetry who would just love this poem. Your poetry is like 50 years ahead of your age.

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