Glint

By veingo

A man who sleeps a full day through surely needed rest.

And if he sleeps tools still in hand, he must have done his best.

But if within his slumber he finds just a glint, or gleam,

Should he feel blessed, or cursed when hope lives only in a dream?

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Copyright 2009 veingo
Published on Sunday, September 27, 2009.     Filed under: "Depressed" and "Poetry"
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  • ColorMeToxic On Friday, November 6, 2015, ColorMeToxic (238)By person wrote:

    Again, did not disappoint. : ) Scholar

  • Dreaming in Stanzas On Wednesday, February 8, 2012, Dreaming in Stanzas (293)By person wrote:

    Dreams are like food for the poet. This is beautiful.

  • The_Broken_Fox_2112 On Sunday, January 29, 2012, The_Broken_Fox_2112 (70)By person wrote:

    This is a deep insight with so few words. I love the reflection within a dream. It's a really good poem. Thanks for posting!

  • A former member wrote: An amazing write here my friend. Why must we wait so freakin long for more! :)

  • A former member wrote: i miss you, ron *hugs*

  • A former member wrote: Amazing.....just a few short lines dredge up some of the saddest memories, of hopeful new life seen in dreams, only to be torn from it....much respect for this one.

  • GraveFlower On Friday, June 11, 2010, GraveFlower (240)By person wrote:

    this is sad.......i love it. but you should definatly feel blessed =] at least theres a dream to believe in

  • A former member wrote: great, it makes me wonder lol

  • carlosjackal On Friday, October 23, 2009, carlosjackal (2788)By person wrote:

    Love it...Particularly as I'm doing 12 hours of overtime tomorrow. Great insight with this gem of a piece :)

  • A former member wrote: love it...

  • A former member wrote: An epigram 'the carpenter's dream'........... isn't hope always the stuff dreams are made of? welcome back ole man.... stick around a bit.


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