Giấc mơ bất tận

Giữa đất trời mong mỏi một vần thơ

Nên tôi mơ, mê mộng một cuộc đời

Thấy tuyết rơi, nắng đọng, trăng òa vỡ

Thấy chính mình, ngắn ngủi, và yêu em.

Mưa nhè nhẹ, mát dịu một màn đêm

Ôi mềm mại loài hồng hoa bé nhỏ

Gió ngập ngừng lùa qua như muốn ngỏ

Bay không nào?

Cho bất tận đừng rơi…

Lá cây khô rơi rụng chút bồi hồi

Cơn gió lạ ngỡ ngàng vài xao xuyến

Mảnh đời ta nhòa vào nhau, hòa quyện

Như nắng đọng trong chút mộng trưa hè.

Vầng trăng khuyết giờ không còn ướt lệ

Phù sa nâu nhè nhẹ lượn quanh hồ

Nơi anh đứng, cuồng quay và rất nhỏ

Ngoảnh trông em trong bình lặng vô cùng.

Tự bao giờ anh tìm được hạnh phúc

Rơi bất tận lên số phận cùng mưa

Và mỗi khi bông tuyết rơi là lúc

Anh nhớ em, nhớ em đấy, biết chưa?

Nhỡ mai tình lạc mất cùng ngày trôi

Khi thời gian hằn lên đời quá vội

Anh lại về và yêu em lần nữa

Bất tận yêu, và mình bất tận mơ.

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