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at night when sleep eludes my weary heart
I count the stars I find deep in my dreams the darkness comforts me, yet I would start upon the restful path of silver beams a place where stories animate my words and all my phantoms speak in tongues austere they hint at secrets, sweet lamenting birds and when I wake, these thoughts I will revere my prose ignites from these nightmarish weaves I pen bright colors from these fleeting shapes when dawn brings verse from my illusive thieves their visions spark new words of rhymed escape evasive dreams inspire my muse to blend sweet bitter words which may sometimes offend the verses of dreams 4 january, 2007 [2007.4.1…c] Second place winner in the Shakespearean Sonnet Contest
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