Sandielle Poem by William Greco

Sandielle



every night I dream
about angel beings
with celestial sandy hair
and every morning
I wake up with headache
madly obsessed
with that snow-white skin

do the walls feel how do I feel?
and do the antique statues
put lipstick on their mouths?

that's correct

then, after the first chapter
I throw out to the moonless night
every god-forgotten book
forgotten like those
mean marine mammals
and think about Sandielle

too bad that I can't
sleep at night anymore
and from distance I yell
goodbye to Sandielle

Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: dreams,night,sleep,surreal
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based on a dream I had
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