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Dreamer

A poem for the idealist

By Becky :)Published 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago 1 min read
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How dreadful to be a dreamer.

To waste all my hours away

Yearning for, clinging to that thing

Which runs faster away every day.

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To see beaches of sand where lie grains,

To see heaven where rests only sky,

To jump and dive deep into ocean

To find only a puddle resides.

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Not ambition, but average life

Is the fear we hold high above all.

Expecting to rise as a Giant,

As an ant I’ve a much smaller fall.

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In mediocrity you’ll find us,

Blurs of nobody’s, aching for more,

Searching for, fleeing toward that thing

Which refuses to unlock the door.

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How dreadful to be a dreamer,

To greet utopia face to face

As she pushes me back to the abyss

Of a normal life, day after day.

surreal poetry
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About the Creator

Becky :)

Hi! Thank you or the universe's kindness for your stumbling upon my page. You'll find mainly poems here but there's also the occasional short story or article. Stay awhile if you'd like and either way, have an EXTRAORDINARY day :)

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