“Ramblings of a slight maniac, heart of a hopeless romantic. Visions of a possible prophet, sometimes i feel that ive lost it ”

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inpsirational 2 min read 612 views Sep 2, 2015

Haunting Dream

Im here and im me, all I could ever ask My Creator to be.

Im here and I am bold, built for this journey My Creator did mold.

Im here and I am present, taking into account every lesson.

Im here and im strong, no cracking under pressure... more than can be measured.

Im here and Im conscious, Ive slumbered for so long.

I was shaken from my sleep... theres a quota my spirit must meet....

words I must speak...

Other spirits Im meant to greet...

These dreams...         These dreams...          Seemingly haunt me.

This winding windy path, on it souls I seem to stumble upon.

We greet, we cry, and I influence them to join me in my travels.

We share, we laugh, we learn ... at the next crossroads they smile and turn...  embarking upon  new paths ...

Paths that seem connected one to another, by every deed and every prayer.

Hearts joined each time, and each time my heart gains a layer.

At the end when im just about to awaken we all re together ... but i cant tell where.

My vision is gone but senses hightened and all i feel is comfort and love...

Then Im suddenly awake in the still of the comfortable dark, spirit so full that Im crying ... mourning my ego... i feel it dying.

Creator please reveal the meaning. I cant decipher, though im trying.

 

 

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