Oh! ! My dreams.. My dreams… just remained my dreams for ever…A Poem

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My dreams of fulfillment
Accomplished with resilient, 
With blazing stars of brilliant
Like a joyful Brazilian

Oh!! My dreams… my dreams… just remained my dreams forever…

Sat on a couch
With a cup of ginger tea
Besides my wide window
Opening to a greenery patch
On the onset of monsoon
Listening to old classics

Oh!! My dreams… my dreams...Just remained my dreams forever…

At a distance, 
With a bunch of flowers of my choice 
My man drenched with a raincoat on

Oh!! My dreams… my dreams...Just remained my dreams forever…

O' My heart pondered…
In a wavy white gown 
I ran feeling the feel on
 In the slushy zeal
To hug my love O' Neil John! 

Oh!! My dreams... My dreams… just remained my dreams forever…

As I jumped over the puddle pool
With My hands-free and very cool
In the slushy slippery lush  
Tumbled over a sharp tool
Fell down with a gripping pain 
Couldn't raise  again

Oh!! My dreams... My dreams… just remained my dreams forever…

With the gentle rain turning violent, 
The sound of raindrops turning vehement, 
Ah! Broke a branch of the big willow tree
and fell right on my left knee
Thundering bolts as harsh as they could be
Lay as bad in a bitter sea

Oh!! My dreams... My dreams… just remained my dreams forever…

Holding my breath on a stormy night 
sinks my life ship
His name on my lips
With the slithering sound of raindrops
Comes closer sniffing my little pup
Just to find me lying cold with my face up

Oh!! My dreams... My dreams… just remained my dreams forever…

With strained eyes waiting for long
Mistaking a shadow of the dark tower
For my love with a raincoat on 
No bunch of flowers of my choice
To jump up to rejoice
Rolling tears and shrinking voice
Closed down in silence...unvoice

Oh!! My dreams... My dreams… just remained my dreams forever…

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