Never-Ending Dreams Collide

Summary

The website content is a response to Martin Rushton's Never-Ending Poem Challenge, featuring a poem titled "Never-Ending Dreams Collide" by Connie Song, which explores the theme of dreams and invites others to contribute to the collaborative poem initiative.

Abstract

The web content presents a poetic piece by Connie Song, inspired by the Never-Ending Poem Challenge issued by Martin Rushton within the Share the Love Publication. The poem, "Never-Ending Dreams Collide," uses vivid imagery to describe the nature of dreams, comparing them to lost doves, a Wonder Wheel, candy through a grate, and a duchess meeting the Queen. It emphasizes the importance of dreams in providing meaning to life and suggests that dreams are akin to a lasting refrain in the song of life. The poem concludes with an invitation for others to participate in the challenge by writing their own short poem or haiku on the theme of dreams, tagging Martin Rushton's Never Ending Poem, and potentially publishing with Share the Love Publication. The content also includes a call to specific individuals and anyone interested in the subject to contribute to the never-ending poem, fostering a sense of community and shared creativity.

Opinions

The author, Connie Song, views dreams as essential to life, providing meaning and hope akin to rain in a drought.
Dreams are depicted as multifaceted experiences, ranging from exhilarating to elusive and even bittersweet.
The poem suggests that dreams are a continuous and integral part of human existence, much like a "never ending" poem.
The author encourages a collaborative and inclusive approach to creative expression by inviting a diverse group of individuals to participate in the poetry challenge.
The content reflects a positive and supportive attitude towards the writing community, highlighting the value of sharing one's work and inspiring others.

A Poem for Martin Rushton’s Never-Ending Poem Challenge, Share the Love

My never-ending dreams collide, like two lost doves up in the sky, that sweep into clouds to hide in shade.

My dreams, at times, might just reel, like some enormous Wonder Wheel, for the thrill of the ride on a hot summer’s day.

My dreams are like candy, fallen through grate, drowning in quicksand, beyond heaven’s gate.

My dreams of a duchess, meeting the Queen, might just have to wait.

I would dream like a cat, One with nine lives. I would dream I was ink, These words I’d inscribe.

But dreams are something we can’t live without. They fill life with meaning and bring rain to drought. And if life is a song with a lasting refrain, This prompted poem is never ending, like a link in a chain.

The Prompt is: Dreams.

You can write a short poem or haiku, based on the Prompt: Dreams. Just mention and tag Martin Rushton’s Never Ending Poem. You can publish with any publication you like, but, if you’re not already familiar with Share the Love Publication, you can ask to be added as a writer, then submit your draft to Share the Love for publication! And you can tag me, as well. I forward this prompt to the following, if they are interested : @ Paul McCartney, @ Elton John, @ Bernie Taupin, @ Rod Steward, @ Andrew Lloyd Webber, @ Kelly Clarkson, @ John Legend, @ Jim Latham, @ Tina L. Smith, @ Galit Birk, PhD, @ Aimée Gramblin. And anyone else who wants to write Dreams but wasn’t tagged. You’re in good company, guys. #stl challenge

Here’s a link to Pamela Simmonds’ wonderful poem, STL

Sweet Dreams & Peace to all…

Never-Ending Dreams Collide

A Poem for Martin Rushton’s Never-Ending Poem Challenge, Share the Love

This is all part of Martin Rushton ‘s Never Ending Poem Prompt from Share the Love Publication.

The Never-Ending Poem

Give up on chain mail and join the never-ending poem

I am going to perpetuate the Prompt given to me from Medium writer, Pamela Simmonds.

The Prompt is: Dreams.

Solace

Free Verse Poetry — The Never-Ending Poem Challenge