Hey There Mr. Sandman Poem by Richard Provencher

Hey There Mr. Sandman



Dampen the shadows ‘cause I still want time to live
and follow nectar paths of wandering honey bees
to trill with loons on the edge of moonlight's glow

I am strength and power
with imagination to plow fields of sorrow
and bring a message of hope.

Children play and adults roam
across a field of vision
as I enter a lullaby for a baby's kiss.

I do not long to visit days of yesteryear
but only wish to build on dreams unattained
and continue to call my wife my own.

Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: fantasy
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The sandman is a mythical person who throws sand into children's eyes before sleeping. That is why a chunk is in each eye upon awakening. Parents usually play the role as they tuck their children in at night.
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