Dream Land (Poetry)
16th June 2015
I’ve gone through sleep’s dark heavy door
into those haze-filled lands
I’ve trekked unnumbered times before
across grey shifting sands.
I’ve wandered down strange city streets
as though I knew them well
my heart in tune with foreign beats —
faint music’s dip and swell.
I’ve lingered on some mountainside
and gazed long at the view —
the valley stretching lush and wide
a river running through.
Or stood on beaches looking out
at sunset’s orange glow
familiar landscapes that I doubt
the waking me would know.
Yet more than real such visions seem
I recognise each track —
the way it leads through night’s home-dream
and brings me safely back.
into those haze-filled lands
I’ve trekked unnumbered times before
across grey shifting sands.
I’ve wandered down strange city streets
as though I knew them well
my heart in tune with foreign beats —
faint music’s dip and swell.
I’ve lingered on some mountainside
and gazed long at the view —
the valley stretching lush and wide
a river running through.
Or stood on beaches looking out
at sunset’s orange glow
familiar landscapes that I doubt
the waking me would know.
Yet more than real such visions seem
I recognise each track —
the way it leads through night’s home-dream
and brings me safely back.