if awake is land … and sea is sleep
and shore is verging orient
a borderland … like autumn
where drowsy now seams next
and dream is litter strewn
and shard shell vision trace
and sea grass drifting mood
and torn thought wrack
tide luminous in waves
then I shall lucid dream you
float lambent in two spheres
sense presence of your undertow,
and surrender to the riptide
of your oblivion
Bonnie Marshall
Artist: Claude Monet
Note to readers … Reception of The Taste of Bees in Honey is most decidedly good. To those who purchased a copy through Amazon, I am very grateful. I send special appreciation to those generous and kind people who wrote reviews.
I’ve been composing a second volume which should be available in the next few months. “To Lucid Dream You” will be included there.
Love it! Great stuff! You’ve got my follow. Check out my comedy blog and give it a follow if you like it!
Sincere thanks. Shall do!
Richly sensuous. And beautiful.
Thank you, Sharon. Smiles…
Each line shimmers. Beautiful Bonnie.
I’m pleased you think so, Chris. Smiles…
Love this metaphor and the images. I have read your book, it was wonderful. Thanks for putting it out there for us.
I’m very grateful to you, Andrew. Very. Smiles…
Your language always moves me Bonnie….Of course I have your book! So intimately mine now…. and I also had fun commenting. Shorelines of smiles…
Dear Jana, master poet, muse and cherished poet friend, thank you. Hope you sense how very much you inspire me to write well. Hugs…
Absolutely beautiful. what a brilliant phrase – “lucid dream you.” very creative and moving. Wish you all the best – speak766
Hello, and grateful thanks. Smiles…
Great poem. I keep trying to comment but my phone is not letting me login. Are usually login through Facebook but word press is only letting me login through word press on my phone. Anyhow, just wanted to say that it was awesome! As always!❤️👍🏻
Nancy
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Glad you made it through,Nancy, and that you like the poem. Very. Smiles…