
I once met a woman in my dream, and she had been the strangest woman I had ever seen. But when I looked at her again, I saw that she was me.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry - Words: 375 - Published: 04-17-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3014321
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I once met a
Woman in my dream
And she had been
The strangest woman I
Had ever seen.
She had brown eyes
And dark brown hair
And light brown skin.
She sounds average, but
It's what she did
That made her strange.
She sat in her
Backyard and ate outside
When it rained, and
She hung her clothes
On the backs of
Chairs, giving the chairs
Capes of animal print
And floral design.
She planted flowers excessively,
Knowing that even though
Her garden was overgrown,
It didn't matter, that
Was her preference.
And the pool was
Filled with fake floating
Lilies that glowed pink
At night, for she
She liked to stargaze
And cup the lilies
In her hands, pretending
That she wasn't alone.
The walls of her
House were painted in
Disarray because she couldn't
Decide on which color
To paint them with.
Every spare space had
Pictures of her in
The past, where she
Had smiled so bright
With friends that she
Outshone the sun.
I realized that no
Matter how strange she
Was, she was lonely.
I wandered through the
House to her bedroom,
Where her polka dot
Sheets and striped comforter
Were messily left on
Her unmade bed.
She didn't believe in
Making the bed because
She argued that she
Would only have to
Open it again at
Night anyway.
Her walls were white,
Splattered with shades of
Green, blue and memories
Of the time that
Her friends had come
Over when she had
Bought the house.
I walked over to
The window, where I
Looked down and saw
A flowerbox with a
Slice of bread, left
For the birds, who
She thought deserved a
Nice meal, too.
When I turned around,
I saw a vase
Of dandelions with moss
Splayed out at its
Base, and I remembered
That she always loved
Dandelions ever since she
Was a child, and
She hated that they
Were considered weeds.
That had all been
In a dream, and
The next time I saw
Her in my sleep,
I saw that she
Wasn't the strange woman
I had thought her
To be.
Because when I looked
At her again, I
Saw that she was
Me.
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