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Scribbler’s dream by Lawrence Darmani

By Lawrence Darmarni·
Scribbler, The dream in your mind fills the shelf. When upon the shelf you gaze vacuum stares at you. There is your quill and parchment, but heavy are your hands Why? Because disuse numbs the wrist. Between dreams and fruition yawning gaps close, not by pacing carpets; by mating quill and parchment. Tell you the truth: the gold adorning the neck once was lost in rocky roils. They dig deep who find it! Here is your quill. Here are the sheets. When will this dream in your mind fill the shelf, Scribbler?