Cross-Examination, a Dream Poem
What do I do when questions form
in my mind like diamonds
tumbling from the sky,
questions I know
will destroy the witness
facing me on the stand?
This father, who’s not my father.
This son, who’s not my son.
Selfishness twists my dream to a halt.
My Arjuna says to Krishna
Tell me another story.
I turn my aggression inward,
turn it down,
unwilling to be ruthless with myself.
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I really like this. There is something about the disjointedness of it that makes me think. Like a dream…
I enjoyed this dream poem; I love the conclusion–leave me thinking!
Intriguing dream and poem.
This poem shows your humanity! Love it!
The dream poems are always interesting. Sometimes dreams tell us more than we want to hear. Love this one!
Thank you all for your comments and sharing my dream poem.