The stretch along the mountain road
a strenuous arduous climb it be
Expectations of dreams a mind aboard
with streaking silvers along the valley
Pretty blossoms along the way
the emerald fields below
the splendorous orange sky
the melody blowing from a far
Love touched upon my dreamy heart
from beyond the walls of the sky
The heavens silent grace
and a gentle shower come by
In time true my blissful reverie
before a reality it can be
Here upon I prepare an enactment
in the mind before the journey
Written for Friday Writings #91: Muscle Memory
To embark on a journey to some faraway mountains of a dream I soon hope to fulfill , Magaly's prompt came in time to sharpen my claws, exercise my mind and body .
I couldn't agree more; dreams are the first steps if things possible are to become reality. Dream on, Jossina.
ReplyDeleteLove the third stanza so much. It's soothing tone and imagery left me smiling...
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely! The last two lines of your poem, my favorites.
ReplyDeletebeyond the walls of sky... i like that!!!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Magaly about that third stanza; it is lovely. I also love that the poem is a " blissful reverie"
ReplyDeleteIt kind of soothes me like a lullaby. I love that we can expand love to everything in creation.
ReplyDeleteI particularly like the line "a melody blowing from afar."
ReplyDeleteI have been in situations like that when hill-walking.
Enactment before the actual journey....it's always like that.
ReplyDeleteI like your opening, it will be "an arduous climb". But in the end, it will be all worth it. Dream and plan.
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What a lovely reverie! And what a lovely description of it!
ReplyDeleteHere upon I prepare an enactment
ReplyDeletein the mind before the journey
To prepare for a dream is to make it better to appear in reality. Apparently it happens that way.
Hank