Dear dream in the breeze a blood rich earth,
A running away, the silence,
Troubled sounds are only nerve-endings,
A come back, a surprise you gave yourself.
Then in light awkward – the conscience of my sleep,
Burst my head to greet a riding horse,
The fiercest blast, a kick, a stubborn shake,
A tail twisted, the smell of sweat perhaps.
Before leaving as calmly as it had come,
No clue but the quiet earth – dust sound
Scattered in the shade of an unreconciled sleep,
Those hooves now distant were a dream untamed.
