My Stardust Dream
With the suns passage going down
Twilight blends my mind to dream
Of gently walking through the town
With a vanilla ice cream
My stardust dreams then lead me on
Like an airbrushed melody
My spirit walks with all weight gone
I feel light as light can be
I dance to a moonlight melody
Mystic tendrils fill the air
Then something seems to waken me
Wishing I was still there
With the suns passage going down
Twilight blends my mind to dream
Of gently walking through the town
With a vanilla ice cream
My stardust dreams then lead me on
Like an airbrushed melody
My spirit walks with all weight gone
I feel light as light can be
I dance to a moonlight melody
Mystic tendrils fill the air
Then something seems to waken me
Wishing I was still there
Patricia
Ann Farnsworth-Simpson is a coal miner’s daughter, the
only girl among 6 lads. A young mother to a son, she became a widow before she turned 18. Patricia, then, married her childhood
sweetheart who fathered her lovely son and two wonderful daughters. Her children encouraged her to pursue her own
talents. After 51 years of marriage, she
became a widow again recently. She fills
her time with poetry, helping others whenever she can.
What a lovely poem, Patricia. I read into this a natural desire to want to go "back home" once again to the simpler life. Or maybe it isn't back home as much as just a dream of the simpler life. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent.
ReplyDeleteLove, Charlene