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.. The Dream
In vastest night, a stranded dream-- A stone to mark
an endless stream; I walked within its flight of doors Where boomed the light a solid oar To
dredge my ship through Heaven's floor. Flowered there a sweetest breeze Which sent through
lost a tear of please... To wander was the truest route, And stories we're to be about Were
inked by tears which God shed out. Mountains formed of purest mist, Hallways rose as angels
wished, Spoke the Lord, and cities lit, Words the steel of buildings built; Chairs of light
where we will sit. Opening a book of air, I read a spirit resting there: He turned a page
of destiny Where I was written as a tree Whose every leaf an eye to see. My ship grew tired,
I grew near Toward the weight of earthly here; The stone sunk roots into the now, The dream
recalled the lonely crowds Wherein its power is endowed.
© 1999 John
H. Doe
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