Swirling masses
As time passes
Distant worlds unaware
A million eyes
Look up to the skies
Dreaming if anyone’s there
Twinkling lights
Offer a thousand sights
And billions of mysteries within
Pick a star
Near or far
And let the dreams begin
By Tom Merriman
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Dear WordPress or Dear Computer or Dear I must have had a moment: What happened to Tom? He was here and then he was gone. I thought he took a hiatus but not so, I guess. Obviously something amiss.
Tom, I had to reset my settings because you were muted out – don’t know why!? 😱
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Ooh, Eugenia… I don’t know what’s going on, but I will apologise for any difficulties you are having here! It is most strange!
I’ve noticed my visitor numbers are slightly down; I’m wondering if the same thing is happening elsewhere?
But no, I’m still here and plodding on! 😀
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Lovely flow Tom, I enjoyed reading it 😊
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Thanks, Elaine. Pleased you enjoyed it!
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There is something wonderful about gazing into the star dusted night sky 🙂
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On calm nights, I can easily lose myself, Raili. I end up miles away! 😀
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Star light,star bright, first star I see tonight……..Out here in the country I can see endless night sky. Even with all the trees around. Sometimes I even get to see the space station.
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Sounds like you have a fabulous view, Beverly!
I see the stars sometimes… usually I see cloud!
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I love the ‘beat’ of this one Tom. It has a rhythm which flows beautifully.
Your night sky teams so well with it too.
I think I’ll drift off to sleep easily tonight, dreaming of that distant star which I’ve chosen.
Great job, Mr. Tom. ~ Cobs. x
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Hope it brought you wonderful dreams, Cobs, and a good night’s sleep.
Thank you.
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