Pursuit of dreams
Like the fog at dawn
Rolling on
Eerily, they watch
Why do dreams chase
Honing their place
I offer nothing, officially
Still they consume, thinking
I feel them wrapping around
Enveloping
Encouraging
Enticing
My needs
My desires to prove
I am everything,
He created, beautifully
I can be me
Soul, mind and body
Never losing sight
Cherishing Heaven
My goal
Forcing authenticity
Those who contradict,
Try to detour, I’m told
The wicked one’s goal
Keep true
Allow them a view
Inside your heart and your mind
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
You needn’t prove anything, Audrey Dawn
You are already ‘everything, He created’…
Just by being you…
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I love this one. Even though there is a desire, it’s a peaceful one.
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Thank you, Duketh. Yes, I think that’s how it should be read. One mustn’t rush the process of achieving or something like that, I think. Be in the moment…
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Very, very true. The professor needed to hear such words. Thanks, Audith!
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Glad I could help, Duke.
*curtsy*
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*curtseys too*
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*wonders if you’re wearing a kilt*
Offers you some information about Audith. She is a direct descendant of Sir Willam Wallace…
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No! Seriously? This is cool.
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Yes, tis true, Duke.
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Very neatio. Descended from a warrior!
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See how come I’m not afraid of you…
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Now it makes sense…Hmm…
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Hmm, what?
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I can’t tell you, dadblameit!
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Okay. *backs away* In time, Duke.
What kind of dog are we getting? Have you decided yet?
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You know, maybe a guinea pig would be better?
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Okay, but it must look like a Panda.
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Dadblameit. Let’s just get a panda.
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*laughs* Okay! *smiles bigly*
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Brilliant Audrey. ‘Authenticity’, awesome word. Awesome way to be.
🙂
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I love your unique voice! Writing style, that is, but your spoken word would probably be awesome as well!
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Thank you so much, KP. I’m thrilled to have you stop by, please don’t be a stranger. I happen to love yours, as well. I tend to read a lot as a silent poet admiring, but I will be better about commenting. I am considering the spoken word. Sounds dreamy.
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I agree with Zane. Give spoken word a try
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I am considering it, Monsieur.
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Hi Audrey, beautifully written and so true. ~ Dennis
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Hi, Dennis, thank you so much for your lovely comment. I hope you are well.~Audrey
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That photo reminds me of Brigadoon.
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It really is a striking image now that you bring up Brigadoon, Susan.
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My dad and I used to watch it when it came on TV back in the dark ages, so it has pleasant memories for me.
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I’m so happy the picture brought you a happy memory, Susan.
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Wonderful, Audrey
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Thank you, Barb! I hope you are doing well. It’s been a while. I’ve been in a writing fog and haven’t had a ton of time. I need to catch up on your fantastic photos. They are always a source of inspiration.
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I too,have a tough time keeping up. I do enjoy your writings….just know that👍👍
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Thanks, Girl
Feelings are mutual. 🙂
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I think this would be great if you performed it spoken word. You should give it a try, I used SoundCloud to record one of mine and I may do more. Lovely poem Audrey. Thank you. ~ Michael
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I will consider it, Michael. I’ve not tried, but I would be holding back if I didn’t say it was an interest of mine. Is yours on your blog? I need to check, huh. Thank you so much. I’m glad you enjoyed the poem. *smiles ear to ear* ~ Audrey
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It’s “Words From The Little Ones”.
You should be smiling. Good poem.
There’s a Google+ group where poets share their spoken word. Might want to check that out.
Have a great day! Not an order, like the sun thing…;)
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I will have a look around Google+.
Not an order? Dang. 😉
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