Body in Dreams

August 27, 2018 03:12 pm | Updated 04:28 pm IST

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As I place my head on the pillow at night,

I go to a world that’s completely out of sight.

It’s not fictional, or even reality,

It’s my experiences collected from the day you see.

 

I am the same person in shape and size,

All this happens when I just close my eyes,

But my body and mind feel different,

And they can realize.

I can walk, talk, and even feel.

But every time I wake up,

It’s only just a dream.

 

My Dreams tell me things,

That reality can’t.

It’s a silent dance between,

The Storm and the Calm.

 

The people I meet,

And the experiences we share,

Are different from reality, and almost

Bizarre.

 

I experience Love,

Pain, and even loss,

In my dreams I can control time,

And that is my Super power.

 

We share conversations in the Light & the Dark.

Go to new places, when the moon drops down at night,

Loses its spark.

 

I oftentimes wonder

Is it real? My Dreams?

Did they actually happen?

Because that’s the way my body feels.

 

Are they manifestations of the subconscious mind?

Or just a night time reality,

I experience,

 

When I leave the actual day behind?

 

Is reality my Dreams? And my Dreams Reality?

Or is it a magic creation of some Deity?

 

I don’t know the answer to this question.

So I let my body feel it,

And tell me what’s more real.

My Dreams or the actual world?

 

When the alarm clock sounds early morning.

I wake up and realize.

I entered a whole new world in the night.

That I was lost, and found in.

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