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What Became of the Dream

A pantoum about forgotten dreams and quiet reflections.

By Carolina BorgesPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
What Became of the Dream
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I had a dream, but it quickly faded. I wonder how I got here. The road ahead feels dimly shaded, Lit only by a flicker of fear. I wonder how I got here With calloused feet and stories untold. Lit only by a flicker of fear, My youth now traded in for gold. With calloused feet and stories untold, I trace the cracks in the mirror’s glaze. My youth now traded in for gold Lost in the soft collapse of days. I trace the cracks in the mirror’s glaze, The road ahead feels dimly shaded. Lost in the soft collapse of days, I had a dream, but it quickly faded.

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Carolina Borges

I've been pouring my soul onto paper and word docs since 2014

Poet of motherhood, memory & quiet strength

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    Written by Carolina Borges