Lessons Of Angels

by Megan Aries - Not entered

I am dreaming, dreaming of chocolate chip
ice cream, your voice and fresh clay. Half
asleep I see angels, smoking my cigarettes
in my porcelain bathroom, beckoning me.They
play in my hair and dance on my Spanish tile
floor. Funny that they all look like me.Stay
awhile, I say. Brush the dew from my eyes and
and show me myself.These lessons are tearing my
world apart. I never did learn the easy way... I
look aroung at these tiny me/angels and sob. Even
in my dreams I am still only thinking of myself,that
is why you packed up my heart, placed it in the back
seat of your car,and drove away, never looking back.
Shaking back into my dream, I ask these tiny cherubs
why, why they are here? In reply, they say, we have
always wanted to sit in a porcelain bathtub and 
smoke cigarettes...with the devil.
So you were right all along...

Reason for writing:

    Dreams are funny things, this one did happen. I know its not really a poem, but it should be heard...    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1999-05-27 13:19:51
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:41:08
Poem ID: 52560

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