“A dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world.”-Oscar Wilde
From A Dream
by Carmen H Gray
You and I, we made such vagaries of the mind
We called ourselves by unrelated names
And wandered into an altered world, where our ages
Were neither young nor old, nor anything in between
As if we were ageless, we were
I saw you writing and you watched me daydreaming in this distant place
I could not remember who I was anymore
As if I had disintegrated into no one, but everyone at once
And you were there to witness such an existence
What strange lives we have lived together
Thought I
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