Friday, 23 February 2024

Angel with rainbow hair

 


Yesterday in my tomorrow dream

I saw futures

that felt like past to me.

They fell past,

like floors

on an elevator,

opening up to a higher door.

in a different world

from the one I was in before,

I asked the girl with rainbow hair

her name, she said Eternity.

Skyscraper high rise eyes

look out through misted sighs.

I see the ripples of time

or are they just rhymes?

Bubbling, trying to form in my mind.

 

In my future dreams,

I see yesterday seas

merging with forever skies.

I see your eyes, and tides that rise,

washing away oceans cried.

I see moonlight draped reality

superimposed over supposed insanity,

and in the middle

an island of our collective hopes.

I row and row, but my boat won't go,

where the currents want to flow.

I ask the rainbow

Where is here? She replies now.

 

In those upcoming dreams

of ancient history

and delicate fragile

shattered mysteries,

I find shards,

lining the mist less shores,

mistress of madness mulling over the stones

of this beach that I'm not permitted to leave.

Nowhere near home

My hopes just over the horizon,

but my feet are tied in the netting.

Just awaiting the tide to rush in.

The rainbow girl invites me to swim

 

Stumbled through this future in bed.

Tumbling through the ruins of my head.

Trying to piece the parts together,

repair hearts torn and severed.

I swerve the stationary traffic,

whilst embracing the moving cars.

I see futures in ancient capillaries

Blood seeped in tomorrow’s dreams, 

like bursting neutron stars

The girl with rainbow hair

asks why we fight,

I can only reply with a shrug,

and cry,

because this world isn't right, I sigh.

 

 

 

 

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