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“Perchance to Dream” MAG
“To sleep; perchance to dream”
For when you dream
The stars scatter
And drift into fireflies
Skyscrapers become great trees
And the darkness wraps around
Like a warm blanket
And your imagination
Runs on no leash
Away from the stark
Reality of the lit world
Travel through cities
Impossibly defying
The laws that govern the waking
Speak to the gods
For above
Drifting along their cities
Made upon the clouds
The mask of day
Is ripped away
Revealing to yourself
You
Under the sun
You may fool yourself
But when the moon
Shines its silvery light
The charades fall
By the wayside
Fall into sleep's embrace
Fall prey to its fantasies
And wonders beyond imagination
If only you
Sleep;
Perchance to dream
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