All Aboard Poem by (TPAC) Alexander Coppedge

All Aboard



While I'm asleep had dream treats in fields is now food ready to eat;
worked laborer tasks efforts given by labor strength feats chop beats:
in a low breeze venturing out it's buds scent smells speak words meats.

Tiny stream currents flow dark chocolate pushes mud curving;
sit forms inside boats in viewing Milk Duds in bubbles from deep ocean depth out ooze late upwards spheres in:
hopeful bachelors them find love for a lifetime fate mate.

Train nearing storm downing Kiss' slope rings bell loud clang cope;
applying those brakes all shaped as sliced cakes scope I it:
flashing lightning bright rope out cloud tumbling foam from sky dropping cream.

Strangers view them a car bunched few in walk aisle angers at biting;
locking on up rail firm grip held by hangers nobody two feet stand lollipops:
rocking forth snaps leaning quickly back annoyed, it's swingers.

Cherries being found spinning all them in oat cookies are there in wheels;
swim they in maple syrup upon pretzels rails twirled around:
sound forth from upper engine's stack emerged steam round super white soft marshmallows.

A journey connected by rails approaching in sharp bend broke damage spike it is a crack curve;
striking blend winds shaking made candy bar cars tilt car hurls various items:
send down to lower floor rolls on its thinnest side end fully short trip Reese.

Dual tracks traveling to central hub heard both ears crisp toot sounds;
spurts hoot M&M on a post leg in single boot standing conductor:
thrusting at it he coined Dots as acceptable loot.

Call voiced out sound echo to come ask fall all those being bound to board train arriving;
stopping there going afterward close mall:
shout loud kids they ride it's them waving are of tiny small hands.

Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: fantasy,human condition
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
All that promote a kindness perhaps in real life push by good acts to each other; such dream yields out joy delight generating in every wish happiness: union of a family.
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(TPAC)  Alexander Coppedge

(TPAC) Alexander Coppedge

Warrenton, North Carolina
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