The Dream Restored Poem by Mystic Qalandar

The Dream Restored

Once cradled in the hush of soul's still flame,
That dream now trembles—bright, yet without name.
I gave it rest, I breathed in it my light,
Yet storms arose and veiled it from my sight.
Through every trial, through thorns that clutched and clung—
Still, I walked on, with silence as my tongue.

The world proclaims: No night shall bind you long,
Yet doubt still lingers, dark and shrewd and strong.
O MyKoul, the end is mist, the path untold—
But shattered dreams are stars the night makes gold.
They rise—reforged in unrelenting fire,
Now robed in truth, and crowned with deep desire

Thursday, August 7, 2025
Topic(s) of this poem: storms
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