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rwood
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0 posted 2001-08-03 10:37 PM



Last Night I dreamt

Floating ever so lightly
I felt the scrape of something on my arm
I realized to my amazement, pine needles
I was floating among the trees
I could smell the scent of pine
My breath felt crisp, but soft
I was on a mountain top, I pulled myself
Through the air and landed in the snow
Letting the crystals melt in my hand
I looked to the clouds, Big puffy whisps
And awe struck me solid in my stance
Before me was a glorious landscape
A desert, an ocean, green grassy plains
All together, with unseen boundaries
I jumped, God knows why, But I jumped
I landed in the ocean, and swam with fish
Colorful rainbows of streaking fish
Jelly fish, and sharks, yet I was unafraid
I could breath within the deep water!
I went to the bottom and swam upwards
Towards the shore. I dripped and dragged out
And stood in a desert of driest sands
Tall cactus standing attention
I fell to my knees and let the sand slip
Grains fell gently through my fingers
Heat rose up in dazing streams
Yet I felt cool as rain
I ran, fast, faster than fast
I streamed dizzy through the dunes
Feeling sand shift beneath my feet
Until grass began to whisk my face
And the smell, of green, of earthen soil
slowed my race to full stop
In front of Sunflowers glorious gold
Giant in smiling faces. They swayed
The grasses shifted in rolling swirls
I twirled round and round, drinking in
All the landscape before me. The mountain
Just a step away, the desert dunes
Touching grassy plains, The ocean crashing nearby
The greenest greens, the bluest blues
The most sunlit golds, and whitest brights
I do believe it was my world of dreams.

© Copyright 2001 Regina Wood - All Rights Reserved
jwesley
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1 posted 2001-08-03 11:21 PM


Isn't it wonderful how we seem to be infinitely aware of everything around/about us in our dreams...were real life only that free....neat piece me friend.

jwesley

Rick
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2 posted 2001-08-04 07:28 AM


Dear Regina.
Your dreams must be wonderful, I took the journey with you through your words, a wonderful write.

Rick
Stay well

catalinamoon
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3 posted 2001-08-04 08:50 AM


Nice dream, and written with lovely clear visions for us.
Thanks.
Sandra

JamesMichael
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4 posted 2001-08-04 08:55 AM


You really have some vivid dreams...my dreams usually involve kissing a woman I admire...James
Seymour Tabin
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5 posted 2001-08-04 08:57 AM


Rwood,
It sure sounds like a dream to me. Nice write enjoyed

Sven
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6 posted 2001-08-04 02:18 PM


now this is what I call a dream. . . if only we could stay. . .

wonderfully done. . .  

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To the world, you may only be one person. But to one person, you may be the world.

rwood
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7 posted 2001-08-04 09:28 PM


jwesley: If only is true. I was almost disappointed when I woke! Your comment is so appreciated.

Rick: It was a wonderous dream. I had to share. Thanks for being there to read! I enjoy your comments so.

Sandra: Thank you. It was a challenge to try to express. I still wish I could have put forth the amazement though. You are so sweet.

James: You devil you. At least it's someone you admire! If not it would be a nightmare! Thank You!

Seymour: Thanks for replying. I am so glad you enjoyed! I appreciate you so.

Sven: Wild to fly in dreams isn't it. Thank you for your lovely replies.

Sincerely,
Regina

kaile
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8 posted 2001-08-04 09:31 PM


rwood,

for one who longs to travel often, your poem is an inspiration...i hope to see all these wunnerful things for myself...

oh, why didn't you take me with you?

Janet Marie
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9 posted 2001-08-04 09:42 PM


this is absolutely beautiful...
wonderful poetic employ of imagery and the senses. very well done rw.
jm

slow burn ...
light a candle for our love
So that we will always be
one on one in lovely love

rwood
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10 posted 2001-08-04 10:13 PM


Faterider: Consider it done, except you have to fly by yourself!  You must write of your travels one day! It will be an excellent read!

JanetMarie: Your comment is deeply appreciated! Very gracious and kind you are!
Many thanks.

Sincerely,
Regina

Krawdad
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11 posted 2001-08-04 11:04 PM


I wish more people could and would convey their dreams, especialy as well as this.
Thank you for sharing your adventure.  You took me there.
    

Marge Tindal
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12 posted 2001-08-04 11:26 PM


RWood~

Sunflowers glorious gold
Giant in smiling faces.


This imagery bloomed vividly in my mind.
Enjoyed the sharing~
~*Marge*~

~*The pen of the poet never runs out of ink, as long as we breathe.*~
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Irish Rose
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13 posted 2001-08-05 12:17 PM


this is the kind of dream I would like tonight...goodnight and thank you!

" I walked beside the evening sea And dreamed a dream that could not be" George William Curtis"

Kay

MARK V SHELDON
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14 posted 2001-08-06 09:01 PM


Why assume that it was a dream?  Just because you "awoke" to this life doesn't necessarily mean that the "other one" is negated, does it...?  Sounds like an "experiential hub" to me -- a place where any destination is a possibility and limits do not exist -- a proving ground for "your true self" that limitations are only one form of "role-playing"...  at least on this plane...  Very vivid voicing, Regina -- thanks for the "trip".

-MVS

"When you tell the Truth, you never have to remember what you just said."
--Del Casher

Suetang
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15 posted 2001-08-06 09:10 PM


Regina
Yet another exquisite piece of writing you have given us with brilliant imagery.  I thoroughly enjoyed this one.  Take care..Sue

Suetang

rwood
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16 posted 2001-08-06 09:23 PM


Krawdad: I wish the same. If we had a Dreams Column maybe, to record what we dreamt. I used to keep that, I need to again. Thank you!

Marge: Just for you! The sunflowers were as big as dinnerplates! Very vivid. Thanks for reading!

Iris Rose: I hope it was sweet! Thanks for your reply!  

Mark: My everperplexing spirit! Okay, what about this. An out of body experience? It was very real! Thank You so much for making me think.

Sue: Thank you so much! I appreciate your kindness.  

Sincerely,
Regina

vandana
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17 posted 2001-08-07 10:43 AM


enjoy
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