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Array ( [sid] => 19839 [catid] => 1 [aid] => Mick [title] => A Tour Of Slumber [time] => 2003-07-02 19:05:00 [hometext] => I wrote this after waking from a very weird dream several years ago. I must have traveled to another cosmos or something. It’s a little silly, very abstract, a dash of confusion and a sprinkle of sandman. [bodytext] => A TOUR OF SLUMBER

And I gaze into the sky and capture moonshine for my meat.
And I conjure forty men on a platter at my feet.
And I sip Mother Nature in a cold champagne glass.
And I recline on a billowy ocean made of grass.

I found a rocket ship that took me to the stars.
And then I hitched a ride on a kayak to Mars.
A bucking bronco sunbeam brought me home a week ago.
And threw me off its back into a jar of vertigo.

I made a dress of petals using cobwebs as thread.
Then I made a dinosaur and jumped into its head.
And through its eyes I saw so many wondrous things.
Then I took a holiday in the Valley of the Kings.

And I see Ozymandias half sunk in grit and sand.
And I climb a spiral staircase into the Promised Land.
And Isis screams above me, and Osiris screams below.
And they raise the velvet curtain for the final show.

An albatross is wounded, it can't walk or stand upright.
And the noose around my neck is getting very tight.
So I swam the English Channel just to prove that they were wrong.
And I fought a hundred ninjas for the sake of being strong.

And today I think I'd like to be somebody's friend.
That's one thing I can do without having to pretend.
And later I'll go walking in a land of plasticine.
Because I can do anything at all in my dreams.

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A Tour Of Slumber

Contributed by Sapphire on Wednesday, 2nd July 2003 @ 07:05:00 PM in AEST
Topic: fantasy



A TOUR OF SLUMBER

And I gaze into the sky and capture moonshine for my meat.
And I conjure forty men on a platter at my feet.
And I sip Mother Nature in a cold champagne glass.
And I recline on a billowy ocean made of grass.

I found a rocket ship that took me to the stars.
And then I hitched a ride on a kayak to Mars.
A bucking bronco sunbeam brought me home a week ago.
And threw me off its back into a jar of vertigo.

I made a dress of petals using cobwebs as thread.
Then I made a dinosaur and jumped into its head.
And through its eyes I saw so many wondrous things.
Then I took a holiday in the Valley of the Kings.

And I see Ozymandias half sunk in grit and sand.
And I climb a spiral staircase into the Promised Land.
And Isis screams above me, and Osiris screams below.
And they raise the velvet curtain for the final show.

An albatross is wounded, it can't walk or stand upright.
And the noose around my neck is getting very tight.
So I swam the English Channel just to prove that they were wrong.
And I fought a hundred ninjas for the sake of being strong.

And today I think I'd like to be somebody's friend.
That's one thing I can do without having to pretend.
And later I'll go walking in a land of plasticine.
Because I can do anything at all in my dreams.





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Re: A Tour Of Slumber (User Rating: 1 )
by norm on Wednesday, 2nd July 2003 @ 07:23:50 PM AEST
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It's a pure delightful rendition of dreamland
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pretend, pretend, pretend
pretend and never end
in the Valley of the Kings
Let the cherries all be Bings


Re: A Tour Of Slumber (User Rating: 1 )
by Ilhar on Wednesday, 2nd July 2003 @ 07:30:25 PM AEST
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great let the imagination never end
Shari


Re: A Tour Of Slumber (User Rating: 1 )
by DreamWeaver on Thursday, 3rd July 2003 @ 02:18:03 AM AEST
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This is very well written ... Jan




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