Dreamcatcher Poem by Patti Masterman
Dreamcatcher
Dreamcatcher, please catch my dreams;
The secret ones, with silver seams,
Or diamond bits, in eyes and smiles..
Long roads we travel in this life,
Please take the strife I nightly face,
So those at least, are peaceful miles..
Hold the jewels, in trust for me;
Let others through your web, fly free-
Lord knows we have enough of trials..
I feel you up there, in the dark
Catching dreams, with tiny sparks
As the hours of night, beguile...
Title of one of my favorite movies. Somehow this seems to own a space equal to the spirit of the movie...but with a glimmer of romance possible here. I like it. Maybe diamonds are still worth catching, yathink? This poem is sure worth catching. a 10
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8/28/2026 2:02:38 PM # rel_20260827T145718Z_a0f1bd3
Lovely thoughts about the magical idea of a dream catcher and it a repository for the hard times.