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Alison Mary Dunn Poems
- An Ode To A Poet If I move from this place then the rhyme ...
- The Measure Of Love No I don’t want to turn back the hands of...
- A World Less Ordinary The meadow draws in deep Taking me ...
- The Ghost Of Me Here in myself I find me lost As I fragment ...
- Read My Mind Here behind these eyes Lies a labyrinth of ...
- Gabriel He stands out from the crowd This deep poetic ...
- Chasms Of My Mind I wish I had a sound bite in my ...
“For a moment of night we have a glimpse of ourselves and of our world islanded in a stream of stars - pilgrims of mortality, voyaging between horizons across the eternal seas of space and time”
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An Ode To A Poet
If I move from this place then the rhyme will be lost
like the dreams when you move from the bed. All the lessons
we’ve learned between slumber and light are the truths, never making
the pages of knowing.
All we have are these caves living deep in our minds
Where potholes are many and where entities speak, on their own
in the dark. Here the hand has to steer very close to the soul
or it writes on regardless ever emptying out.
All these dreams, they’re for us to pass on when we die
so that others can read as they journey thereafter. Your words
lit up ...
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