Her Dreams Count — poem by Alexandra Gold

Her Dreams Count

Her Dreams Count

In the comfort of her pillows
In the haziness of day
She is transported to way back
When simplicity did reign

Breathing soft and heavy
Where safety is supreme
Relaxing into to happiness
Remembering her dreams

Lazy, summer Sundays
The light is shining in
The steaming cup of delight
The pastry crumbling

Paris to Portofino
She could transport in a blink
She didn’t doubt her gaining
More dreams through travelling

Picking fruit from orchards
Picking routes along the way
She dreams desires one by one
To help get through her day

As long as she makes choices
A risk or two and take
The action that is needed
For dreams come true to make

Making plans whilst gently rocking
The hammock keeps her in
The dreams constant creating
A never-ending stream

By dreaming more she listens
Her desires gain confidence
Getting happy from just thinking
Makes just common sense

In time it forms a habit
By dreaming, practicing
She realises pleasure
Can make dreams start happening

Her dreams they gain momentum
Getting bigger day by day
She starts to see that they become
Not dreams but reality

And when she starts to dream again
She sees her dreams come true
The happiness she shares is more
Ensuring dreaming starts anew

Her dreams become a way of life
Entwined with life to come
The choice she made, her dreams to count
Has been the biggest one

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