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Chasing Dreams Mid Moonbeams

CHASING DREAMS

Fly me away wind, past the moon,
away from life's destruction and ruin.
Sail me through the Heaven on high,
soar like an eagle through the sky.

Take me up to meet the sunbeams,
no matter how far away it seems.
Let me try to catch that falling star,
up to happiness no matter how far.

Floating around many light years away,
let me search for love come what may.
Leap frog from star to star in play,
chasing moonbeams all along the way.

Carry me up wind above the earth,
fill my heart with merriment and mirth.
Let my mind travel for mile after mile,
to the warmth of the sun to finally smile.

Wind keep me there forever and a day,
there my dreams don't seem so far away.
Up where my love and I can wander free,
with warm thoughts rushing back to me.


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  • Lady Ireland gold member
    February 25, 2008

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    What a lovely fantasy!
    I wish i were there, you took us on a beautiful journey once again Sandy.
    Slán Dolores xx


    • Sandygram silver member
      March 4, 2008
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      Thank you for the lovely comment Dolores. I always appreciate when you drop by. Take care, Sandy


  • technicolor girl
    February 14, 2008
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    Sweet imagwery, person


  • GoodKnightPoet
    February 14, 2008

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    As I read some of the commennts, my reply is do I like it or don't I and the answer is, "YES" very much. But as hard as I try I don't understand love. I don't understand a stanza form a stallion and who cares. Did this poem touch me or didn't it and again I say "YES" very much so. Great job Sandy.


    • Sandygram silver member
      February 14, 2008
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      Hello Jeff, always so nice to read aa comment from my dear friend. I hope all is well. You take care. I am glad you enjoyed this one. Take care, Sandy

  • Liquid memories
    February 13, 2008

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    such a write of love from a compassionate heart. well done. success in the contest.


    • Sandygram silver member
      February 14, 2008
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      Hello Jules. Always a pleasure when you stop by my friend. I hope all is well there. You take care, Sandy

  • chiefmac
    February 13, 2008

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    I like the sequence here abab for the quatrain rhyme. The flow moves quickly. Second stanza line 2 might delete fetched, make it positive. Description is nicely used for the reader to follow. Stanza three and four are nicely done and they leave me with a smile. Stanza five is lovely to join the narrator and the one of their dreams.


    • Sandygram silver member
      February 14, 2008
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      Hello chiefmac. Your comment was so nice. I am glad you enjoyed reading my poem. A pleasure as always when you stop by. Take care, Sandy

  • Francis Vincent
    February 13, 2008
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    very good

    you've done it again
    brilliant
    fantastic imagery

    • Sandygram silver member
      February 14, 2008
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      A lovely comment!!! Thank you for reading. You take care, Sandy


  • luvfamilyluv
    February 13, 2008

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    I love the theme and the rhyme.  Your imagery is vivid and well chosen The rhythm seems just a little discordant, but I love it just the way it is.

    By discordant I mean the sound seems almost to miss a beat at times. For example in the last verse.

    Wind keep me there for ever and a day
    where my dreams never seem far a way
    where my love and I can wonder free
    with warm thoughts rushing back to me.

    Changing the don't to free when read aloud seems to add a syllable that is dropped with don't. The word doesn't seems to also seems to pick it up as well.

    This seems to have just a little less of a ragged flow but it may just be my imagination. Where are your warm thoughts rushing back from. Did I miss that in your development of the story line?

    Would dropping out the can and the back totally change the intent you were intending to achieve or were they there for rhythm?  It seems to flow well either with or with out them.


    • Sandygram silver member
      February 14, 2008
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      Hello, Thank you for this wonderful comment and the advice. I am not a big syllable counter. I appreciate you reading. You take care, Sandy


  • chrisferris
    February 13, 2008

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    Sometimes it's really necessary to get away from life's destruction and escape to this place that you write of! Very well written and meaningful, I love it!


    • Sandygram silver member
      February 14, 2008
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      Your comment was delightful!!! I am so glad you enjoyed. Thank you for reading. Take care, Sandy


  • Devils Reject
    February 13, 2008

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    As always you did a perfect job on this piece. You have vivid imagery here. I love this.

    • Sandygram silver member
      February 14, 2008
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      A lovely comment. I appreciate you stopping by. You take care. Sandy

  • harriet567
    February 13, 2008
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    Great verse

    Lovely imagery - wonderful imagination! This poem takes us to the stars and beyond.

    • Sandygram silver member
      February 14, 2008
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      Hello Harriet. Thank you for the lovely comment. You take care, Sandy


  • x-Black-Butterfly-x gold member
    February 13, 2008

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    ohgrammy this is such a beautiful and inpsiring piece that has captured my thoughts and mind with your wording. yu always manage to inspire and amaze me.love you grammy


    • Sandygram silver member
      February 14, 2008
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      Hello dear Char. A sweet comment. I am glad my poem inspires you. Hope you are enjoying this Valentine's Day. You take care. Many Blessings, Grammy

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