My Dream of You

By hedgehog1
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The silent leaves of summer
Burst into a deafening whisper
As in my dreams I see your face
Through a broken stained glass window
Framed in the boughs of an old oak tree
I see your eyes like molten gold
Shining lovingly, like the eyes of an angel
As my dream slowly fades into blackness
Was it you I saw, were you real?
I wonder did I really know you.
Flickering once more you enter my dreams
The tree, your face, swaying in my direction
Before you vanish like the mist on a tranquil sea
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You do these thoughtful,
You do these thoughtful, yearning pieces so well, Edward. The first two lines really catch the reader and hold on right the way through.
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This piece was quite lovely I
This piece was quite lovely I love all the elements you described in your poem well done.
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This is such a magical poem
This is such a magical poem Edward. Your imagination soars with those wonderful lines:-
As in my dreams I see your face
Through a broken stained glass window
Framed in the boughs of an old oak tree
I see your eyes like molten gold
shining lovingly, like the eyes of an angel.
Just perfect and definitely one I'll come back to reading again and again.
Jenny.
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The poem is very well structured
The poem is very well structured as demonstrated by the first line of both verses, and the last line of each.
It is really beautiful it is as if the poet had to choose lost in an idylic dream or reality, beauty and empty love a love that doesn't exist, or disillusionment and harsh reality left with only longing. The broken stained window glass is like the shattered dreams.
Tom Brown
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Intriguing, Edward! Memories
Intriguing, Edward! Memories being triggered as the shapes around you seem to remind of a long ago face, in a day- or night-dream. As in the photo - photoshopped?
Intrigued also by those first couple of lines that seemed to speak of the falling leaves of autumn.
Rhiannon
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