We'll spend summer nights dancing
barefoot under the sky,
packing dreams into jars
like they're fireflies
barefoot under the sky,
packing dreams into jars
like they're fireflies
We'll plant flowers in the yard
for the moon to see,
and free the fireflies among them,
a garden lit by dreams
We'll fuel lanterns with our laughter
and set them floating on a lake.
We'll see our future glowing softly,
reflected in the flames
I can conjure the images
in the space behind my eyes
in the words upon the page
in the dreams I see alone
And they glow, oh how they glow
But darkness shrouds the blurry world
my open eyes take in.
My empty fingers unentwined
as soon as I put down the pen
This poem gave me a sense of nostalgia for childhood, and spending the early evening outside. I don't know if that is what you were going for, but I really liked it. The ending took a different tone, and it felt like childhood slipping away. Overall I really liked this poem.
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