You used to read your dreams to me
you'd paint them so they'd seem to be
the truth
so unlike you
it was what i saw through
you'd make sure
I'd infer
I'm one you wouldn't lie to
but I knew
Last night I dreamt you were the head of a waterfall
and your intent in that form was to warn of wash us all
and all the animals and I listened up
and you spoke to the people but
they wouldn't listen
and I knew they'd soon drown
you were then alive building me a boat
it was the one I had always hoped
you'd take me on someday
to battle through the waves
that I knew
we we're coming too close to
--
and I'd watch you eat
I'd watch you sleep
I'd watch you be yourself
till I could not see
the beginning of you-
-the end of me
I felt peace
I felt free
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