The Dream Master's Poem

Dreaming of a Lost Love

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Even when you're gone, I can't escape,

The thought of you, it's a constant tape,

Playing in my mind, day and night,

Even in my dreams, you're still in sight.

I see your face, so clear and bright,

In my dreams, you're still in sight,

Your hair, your smile, your sparkling eyes,

Everything about you, just amplifies.

The way you laughed, the way you talked,

The way you walked, so confident and poised,

I see you dancing, under the moonlit skies,

And my heart beats faster, it never dies.

Even when you're gone, you're still with me,

In my dreams, you're my reality,

And though we're apart, our love still remains,

A flame that burns, through the sunshine and the rains.

I dream of holding you, and feeling your embrace,

Of gazing into your eyes, and seeing your face,

And though it's just a dream, it feels so real,

A love that transcends, every pain and ordeal.

So I'll keep on dreaming, of the love we once had,

Of the moments we shared, the good and the bad,

For even though you're gone, you're still in my heart,

A love that will never die, even when we're apart.

Tempest & Storm

[Poem]

 Through trials and tribulations,

The tempests and the storms,

I stand tall and unwavering,

With a heart that's strong and warm.

My emotions may run deep,

My heart may ache and break,

But I know I have the strength

To rise again, to persevere and take

On all that life may throw my way,

With courage and with grace,

For I am more than just my feelings,

I am a man with an unbreakable face.

So I'll weather every storm that comes,

And I'll face it with my might,

For I am a man of emotional toughness,

And I'll rise up to the fight.

(Poem) The path to manhood full of strife and unease.

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 A man's journey is not always easy, it is as 

A winding road, filled with peril and doubt,

A winding road, climbing ever higher up and out.

A man has much to learn along the way,

From the wisdom of elders, he must take away.

To challenge himself and test his mettle,

To survive the storms and find his settle.

He must learn to stand on his own two feet,

To make his own choices, even if they don't always meet.

To make mistakes and learn from them,

To become a man, he must never condemn.

He must learn to lead and to listen,

To make the right choices, even if it means to glisten.

To take care of others and be courageous too,

To be a man, he must always be true.

The journey to manhood is long and arduous,

But with strength and courage, it can be victorious.

So when you find yourself on this winding road,

Remember that manhood is a heavy load.

Written by Master Red