My Fantasy Poem by Gerry Legister

My Fantasy



Fantasy is not forever but for a dream,
A moment to hold close and feel its strength,
The silent hiss between a shout and a scream,
As revelation promises the reality turned swift.
A chance to meet paradise between dreams,
I want to learn and discern a buzz in the distance,
Dare within; dreaming aloud of beautiful decisions,
My fantasy is a game that leaves a world to trace.
Time makes me want to die with generous grace,
In a realm where no one holds what I can control,
The glaze, the place, the persons all in this race,
That burning cry laid a wounded sight within my soul.
I live to take pleasure now rather than when I die,
More of everything, lovelier than fantasies,
I take the happiness engulf with destiny,
Treating sublime mind with tears and fears.
My fantasy is more than a beautiful despair,
A splendid birth of riveted charms captivate my soul,
What's your fantasy? The world wants to share,
Some of the secret treasures that you hold.

Monday, February 16, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: fantasy
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Gerry Legister

Gerry Legister

Silver Spring, Westmorland, Jamaica
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