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A Hipster's Daydream
Vision drip drops that one then two
 blackened sight in back of eyelids turns to blue
 a vibrant hue, with rainbow shine.
 The bright rays from the sun's smile
 while steamy delight grows with apples on vines
 pears and peaches, with plums drop from branch
 like dew off ever long grass blades they trickle.
 Run off trails down cement roads, man made
 sprinkled streams started by rusted sprinkler heads
 frolic go children, shouting over flower beds
 frolic go children, in an ignorant state
 bees and butterflies mingle over nectar shared at cocoons
 fairies ride fireflies, with sparks left to decorate
 these sensual sights that blind
 Painted in pupils and irises and displayed on easels 
 so fickle like the breeze that blows
 hypnotic smells of cookies chocolate chip from your grandmother
 those memories travel up your nose
 envisioned like fabled fantasies of wonder
 these awake sleeping beauty from her slumber
 and with a new creation of imaginary construction
 a weightless Casper hollowed out like canoes is produced
 Grandma waits floating in rivers edge by waters fall
 crumbling down, humbling sounds
 a past generation's moral drowns
 new born tears appear spraying like sprinkler heads
 the baby wails of nightmares from a cold metal crib
 soggy stuffed dolls remove tears with manufactured material
 company created comfort,in an artificial environment
 Mona Lisa's smile fuels factories
 Smog and smoke tarnish the new
 exhaust the beauty, exhaled coughs save few
 disfigured paint brushes, held in cripple hands
 the Baby cries out for warmth
 Grandma cries out for hope
 recycled tires, and trees give no triumph
 flames consume gluttonous and no remorse 
 future ideas take their course
 and Grandma does too in her canoe.
 Charging in does mother, a raging bull
 Mother tells baby
 “close your eyes one and two 
 and wish upon swatted down stars for a dream come true”
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