Sandman

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    Sandman

    In the deep dark winter I go back there
    Toes smitten with frostbite, breath heavy smoke
    Child of the north, icicles in my hair
    Buried in time's heavy relentless cloak

    Harvest moon rising over burning trees
    Yellow eyes peering through silent cat tails
    I hear something scattering in the leaves
    And laugh hysterically with large bursting wails

    I know it stalks me as I move along
    Droplets are falling from my melting hair
    Soft willows swaying in gentle timeless song
    The sea's musty scent dancing through the air

    He lives at the top of an endless tower
    That floats on a midnight ocean's perfume
    He calls me his Dead December Flower
    And together we dance in the rising gloom

    We dance to the octaves of the baying wolves
    We dance through rapids of raging rivers
    Our bare feet tromping like gay horses' hooves
    We dance and dance till my legs start to quiver

    Now is the reign of the Silent Sandman
    Wheels whistling through shiny hospital halls
    Reaching in vain for mother's sturdy hand
    Lemony air, Sandman becoming too tall

    We dance in a garden's flowing abyss
    I am the belle of this forgotten ball
    Doctors giving a gentle Sandman kiss
    I am drawn through December to his warm call

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    kenparme commented on Sandman

    11-19-2008

    The Sandman poem is very vivid-I like it alot. ken parme

    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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