A Dreamer Poem by Thomas Case
A Dreamer
Rating: ★5.0
By the time I was 23
Mom and Dad were
both dead.
I know it sounds
strange, but I felt
like an orphan;
like Oliver Twist.
Real love has
eluded me ever since.
like the goldfish in
the tank
at the Chinese restaurant,
when I reach in and
try to grab one.
Growing up, I thought
my parents would live
forever; of course that's
absurd, but even back then
I was a dreamer.
Thursday, July 15, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: death,parents
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