Last
night I dreamt I wrote a poem
And it was all complete
But then, by accident, I hit
The key that said “Delete.”
And it was all complete
But then, by accident, I hit
The key that said “Delete.”
I
tried, in vain, to reconstruct
The words I’d deftly chosen,
But all my efforts were for naught;
My brain was blank or frozen.
The words I’d deftly chosen,
But all my efforts were for naught;
My brain was blank or frozen.
I
knew it was a masterpiece,
The best I’d ever written
And every reader, every judge
Would surely have been smitten.
The best I’d ever written
And every reader, every judge
Would surely have been smitten.
When
I awoke, I wondered
If my dream, perhaps, were true;
But since this poem is all that’s left,
That’s quite an ample clue.
If my dream, perhaps, were true;
But since this poem is all that’s left,
That’s quite an ample clue.
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