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27th Feburary 2010
I dreamt of Her
POEM by Chevy X king

I dreamt of her
Yes I finally did
I dreamt of her on one of my longest intensified study nights
I got pulled away from my night lady, the library
To my house by my over worked eyes
I burnt some incense, black love I believe, to sanctify my sanctuary
Showered
To get in that spiritual mode of worship...
I used Shea butter to tone my texture and stimulate my melanin
Tried to keep on my tradition to read a chapter a night so I did
Lately, I have leaned more on the book of Proverbs
To be grounded, humble and discipline as its original author
Digested the words and felt its essence moving through my soul
At times my inner being wanted to flee from its physical vessel on some 2nd heaven tip
Entered a different levity that night mysterious yet fulfilling
I collapse to my knees and communicated spoke to the Breator as we use to before I got swarmed into the limited knowledge of man and my former lover’s laps
The lustful chains that disguised itself as love snapped
So my ore was no longer trapped
So I spoke without shame and freely to HIM/HER
I asked to see her in my dreams and remember them
You see I normally see the future when I rest
But never remember until I live it...life test
Of my faith I always assumed
Then it sinks with my reality much like a domino effect
I continued, I can’ t ever recall dreaming of her if I ever did
I need to remember remember her like the children of Africans r!
omanticize about ancient Nubians
I spoke deep from my heart’s!
root I believe I traded my soul to see her
Relief roam my vessel
I dreamt of her
Woke up with tears and a sense of happiness
Happiness I haven’t felt since I last converse with her on the night before she
Pain, hurt, loneliness lifeless lurked my being
Before that night I took flight out of this sphere and cried aloud into the skies
Till it echoed in the heavens
I lived death before that dream
No number of emails, text messages, phone calls, hugs, kisses, cards or any form expression of sorrow comforted
I felt vague a lost spirit on a mission without an aim life was dead to me.
Family love is priceless but the sun of my world is no longer here
How could I reflect her love as the moon does at night?
I thought the Bible, Quran, or Kametic?
I humbly bowed to the creator fully that night
Felt the beat of my temple, pulse and heart like an ancestral calling
Tasted my blood flow
Smelled my tears

 
 

Touched my dormant love
Saw my spirit rise I dreamt of her
In this dream !
without a beginning or end she held me in her arms
She was weary I believe my cries woke her new world of calm
To hold me once more
We exchange vowels of comfort for hours connected
Laughed, shared a few tears but she was weary I was slightly disappointed
.at myself
I interrupted her rest she looked pale I held her
I knew I was dreaming but couldn’t let go for I was happy embraced joy
The tighter I clung unto her the more I became lively
She rejuvenated my life with the touch of her body
All good things must come to an end like a fashion trend
But I was no longer a corpse dead
She was a medium for the Most High and breathed breath within me
I was now at peace
Her work was done
So she had to leave
She was sent from above to steer me back on course
Apparently the prayers that were prayed for me by friends and families
Never seemed to fully penetrate my formless and feather strength
The console that was attempted by many could not give my zombie mortal emotions of a!
living body except hurt
They revisited memories of her through!
words of sympathy
I dreamt of her on that Thursday morning February the eleventh
That dream did mighty things to my state of mind similar to the dreams of MLK that shook an entire nation
She looked at me smiled then said she had to leave tears raped my eyes
They rain down upon my cheeks like I was 6 again
Memories of my childhood invaded me memories of the barbershop in St. Lucia Micoud Street
The day she left me at the barbershop to buy me juice
I cried like she wouldn’t return although it took her only 2 minutes
So here I am once again as a 6 year old crying my pain out
Knowing she wouldn’t return this time
I slightly peeked into the life of a child slave that just got auction knowing that he would never see his mother again but I’ m free physically
I rose
Leaking enough water from my eyes to end the water drought that currently haunts St. Lucia
Sat at the end of my bed with my face in my hands sob out of comfort
That hole that once possessed me was no more..gone
My connection with her that early morning was like my second baptism
For I was immerse into my tears and she played the role of John the Baptist
Even in the after life you still nurture this broken black boy’s heart
Moms thanks.

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