The Dream Poem by Jonathan Wright

The Dream



Through the woods and past a tree
Through the lock that has no key
Beyond the doorless wall you will find
A shortman, who is tall

To the castle that is there
Fight the men who do not care
Watch the man who will copy
Turn the corner pick the poppy

Go to the place where dead men lay
Listen closely to what they say
Stay any longer, a dead man you shall be
The way out is behind you, can't you see

Forward to go back
Back to go forward
In the cave you must not stay
Even till the light of day

Even the sleeping can be seen
The eyes open, the mind awakens
The morning has come, the morning is here
Draws to a close, adream of fear

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Jonathan Wright

Jonathan Wright

Newport, Isle of wight
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