Tag Archives: eyes

The Dream

Posted on March 21, 2017 by William Wayne Smith

How does a library dream? When its volumes are reviewed, words leap into waiting souls. The library is filled with knowledge. A novel stands next to a book of songs. Book bindings are colorful and strong. AFter the lights go … Continue reading →

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Of Days Long Ago

Posted on August 1, 2013 by William Wayne Smith

Today I am reunited with an old friend. She reminded me of days long ago. Before I had only a faded memory. Now she will live in my heart again. I wish to learn more about her life. I forget … Continue reading →

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Former Times

Posted on January 17, 2013 by William Wayne Smith

They described to me a former time. A woman appeared in a foggy night. A friend of mine saw her smile. Her long black cloak blew in the wind. The moon rose above her. Her hair shimmered mysteriously. Her eyes … Continue reading →

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Darkness

Posted on October 19, 2012 by William Wayne Smith

Darkness approached quickly. I was surprised by my blindness. I could see, yet I was blind. My inner light was darkness. I have some guides who saved me. They appeared mysteriously. I received unmerited love. Their words softened my heart. … Continue reading →

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