Dreams And Seasons Poem by Walani Ndhlovu

Sometimes I wish to keep my dreams

That the whipping winds of winter

And the rustling noise of autumn leaves take with them



In the cold winter night dumping my bedding

Romantic dreams taking me to a sandy beach

On a hot lovely summer day.



But the interference of descent temperature

Stealthily snick through the transparency of the window

Sway and wake me the n leave with my dreams.



How contrary to a blazing summer night

That wets my brackets with viscous sweat

Funding horrible long lasting dreams



Till I engulf myself, holding tight to my brackets

As if possessing Armour and when I wake

Nothing takes away my dreams.



But as much as snow abhors the sun

And the blooming spring rivals against autumn branches,

It is a secrete nature of dreams and seasons.