So As Dreams Poem by Diana Rosser

So As Dreams



Bright new day, familiar in its dawning
ripens as swelling fruit on the apple
tree; full of song this maturing morning
promising sweet for the autumn table.

So as dreams begin their road with dreaming
and paths to walk with hopeful wishing thoughts,
when inertia steps to first foot leaving
and stifling negatives untie their knots;

When anticipation finds its action
and the die cast is thrown into the wind,
when inside flight turns to fight reaction
the blood inside my veins begins to sing.

The new dawn rose on such a day as this
It' s time to cast the past aside and live.

Monday, June 16, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Paul Reed 16 June 2014

I love the phrase 'and stifling negatives untie their knots'.There is often a wanting to cast the past aside, but we never seem able to do it

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Hardik Vaidya 16 June 2014

Diana I liked reading this poem. It has depth and its own sense of fathomless ness.

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