Daydream Poem by David Harris

Daydream

Rating: 5.0


A glimmer of sunlight on a silken cloth.
A snowflake that blankets a rose,
the call of the wild in echoing ears,
and the velvet of a soft woven robe.
Time before pity when nature drew course.
A stream of consciousness
that young lovers only know.
Back to the innocence of a small babe,
whose home was a blanket of straw.
Back to a world without complications,
where life was gentle and serene.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Andrew mark Wilkinson 26 August 2007

Beautiful write David, has always my friend...10

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David Barlow 24 August 2007

If only David, if only. Ilike this one a lot. Love the line 'A snowflake that blankets a Rose.' Top marks from me, thank you for this one. All the best, David

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