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Jun 05, 2010
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Night Flight
Night Flight
Octember winds seduce my dreams
and whisk me off to play
in places where my soul has never flown
there to bathe my feet in streams
that wash my pain away
and meet with creatures I have never known
To waltz with Elven maidens fair
within a moonlit glen
while Fairie-voices sing among the trees
and lose myself in wonder there
that's rarely ever been
within the realm of probabilities
Emerald Unicorns run free
and romp with Wallaroos
across a vale of undulating grass
Nymphs and Dryads call to me
with voices that amuse
and fill my heart with joy that cannot pass
Centaurs lope and Satyrs dance
playing flutes of wood
and chanting words that tell of other times
when the world was full of chance
and every creature could
believe they sculpted magic with their rhymes
and as I close my eyes once more
giving in to sleep
I realize no mundane, morning sun
will ever open any door
more real than what I keep
locked deep within, and now my tale is done
C. Lon R. Bruso
Octember winds seduce my dreams
and whisk me off to play
in places where my soul has never flown
there to bathe my feet in streams
that wash my pain away
and meet with creatures I have never known
To waltz with Elven maidens fair
within a moonlit glen
while Fairie-voices sing among the trees
and lose myself in wonder there
that's rarely ever been
within the realm of probabilities
Emerald Unicorns run free
and romp with Wallaroos
across a vale of undulating grass
Nymphs and Dryads call to me
with voices that amuse
and fill my heart with joy that cannot pass
Centaurs lope and Satyrs dance
playing flutes of wood
and chanting words that tell of other times
when the world was full of chance
and every creature could
believe they sculpted magic with their rhymes
and as I close my eyes once more
giving in to sleep
I realize no mundane, morning sun
will ever open any door
more real than what I keep
locked deep within, and now my tale is done
C. Lon R. Bruso
— Lonnie, Jun 05, 2010
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poewriter58
16 years ago
Lon
Lonnie
16 years ago
Thank you, Love!
weirdelf
16 years ago
LOL, did you know Wallaroos are real, not mythical beasts?
Lonnie
16 years ago
Thank you, Jess
scribbler
16 years ago
octember
Lonnie
16 years ago
Thanks, Scribbler!
Seren
16 years ago
Dear Lonnie
Lonnie
16 years ago
Thank you, Jaycee!
judyanne
16 years ago
love this lonnie
Lonnie
16 years ago
Many thanks, Judy!
lou
16 years ago
Fantastical
Lonnie
16 years ago
Thank you, Lou!
lyz
16 years ago
I hope your tale is not done.
Lonnie
16 years ago
Thank you, Lyz!
wolf
16 years ago
Beautiful poem, but the the
Lonnie
16 years ago
Thanks for the heads up!
Nordic cloud
15 years 12 months ago
And what a world you create