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Aether, Alex Carr-Malcolm poet, Alexandra Carr-Malcolm, Aquilo, Arianrod, dreams, metaphysical, Metaphysical poetry, napowrimo, Nereides, poetry, Sirens, soul, stars, UK poet, writing, Yorkshire poet
Of what do I dream,
when I close my eyes?
I dream of the sea
and the star filled skies.
From constellations above
I would fashion a crown;
a cloak from the sea
matches my moonbeam gown.
I roam in the heavens
with Arianrod and Aether.
I swim in the oceans
with Nereides beneath.
With heartbroken Sirens,
sing laments to the seas.
With Aquilo the wind
I sing songs in the breeze.
When I close my eyes,
to this earth I’m not bound.
Neither time nor dimension
can tie this soul down.
© Dreams 2012
By Alexandra Carr-Malcolm
Nereides, 1902 by Gaston Bussière (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
a beautiful expressing of dreaming
I really like the flow I felt as I read…
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maryrose
Thank you – Im glad you appreciated it 🙂
Alex
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Gorgeous 🙂
Thank you m’dear 🙂
When I dream I dream of the sea but with the sun, now I’ll try the stars too! Beautiful!
Thank you. They are wonderful 🙂
very beautiful.
Thank you 🙂
Stunning imagery, beautifully written!
Pepper
Thank you 🙂
Beautiful Alex, beautiful
Thanks Wendy 🙂
This is fantastic! 🙂 I like the contrast between the two (sea/skies).
Thank you 🙂
Wonderful images here! And I love the “moonbeam gown”. What a lovely thought!
Thank you – it is a real pain to get shoes that match the moonbeam gown though! 🙂