Too Good to Miss

Like a thief in the night

David Rudder
2 min readMar 21, 2020
Photo by Javardh on Unsplash

Like a thief in the night she murmured,
Loose change should see me right,
I fumbled and tumbled for a shilling,
Then she disappeared into the night.

And then in this moment of madness,
I dreamed this was too good to miss,
So, I changed the magical moment,
Into the most beautiful kiss.

I can mould my imagination,
To think whatever I wish,
And make a dream different and seem,
A time that’s too good to miss.

I can dream in technicolour,
Or change it to black and white,
Whatever the whim, I find I can swim,
Into a fantasy of delight.

Pieces of the past unravel,
A story that had no end,
A realisation of beauty,
In a phantasmagorical blend.

These are dreams that drift on by,
Like clouds, there are some that drop rain,
The thoughts that are caught in a veil,
A melody and refrain.

I wouldn’t miss the moment,
When my mind opens up like a flower,
And I see the untouched edges,
That my dreams can empower.

Sprinkles of stars drift from the sky
I save in a bottle till when,
I mix them up with moondust,
And stir with my silver pen.

This is the bliss that’s too good to miss,
Pure delight in the night,
A place to set my sight upon,
Wings that swing me into flight.

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David Rudder
22nd March 2020

Thanks for reading.

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David Rudder
David Rudder

Written by David Rudder

Top writer in Poetry. I am a diarist and write poetry to reflect my thoughts.

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