A Classic Poem by Thomas Adams
A Classic
On young and restless heart imposed the 'carefull not to dream.'
A dream is just a dream. Another 'get in trouble thing.'
And why I held this thing so close, this task that I should bring.
For task is just a task without the gamble of a dream.
Ramble down this long and dusty. Rustle up a dream.
Relax and let your freedom ring, but carefull with this thing.
For all may witness up your task, to table you will bring,
What we shall call A Classic, now you've dreamed your dreamy dream.
The Poetaster Aug/2013
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4/25/2024 12:55:11 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Just to note it is careful rather than carefull. However, great poem. I really like this line A dream is just a dream. Another 'get in trouble thing. - brilliant.