This is dedicated to TrueRockStar for being there for me through thick and thin. All those phone calls after Doctor Who and highly intellectual conversations on the latest episode, attempting a terrible Welsh accent with me when quoting Sully (not the monster – the teacher *winks*), and moaning and sniggering about Geoggers c/w and supporting me even when I got my absolutely revolting Motet Uniform among other things. Vixi, you are right – your hugs are the best in the world and I wouldn't swap them for anything, and it's the same with our friendship. BFF.

Hope you like it. XXX


When I closed my eyes at night

I was startled at the very sight

Of a wondrous man who wore a suit

And gave the villains such a boot.

He travelled in a large blue box

That only opened when the lock

Was opened by a silver key

Like the one he'd given me.

We travelled through the whole of time

And space, dimensions at a race

Of pace that was so very fast

That all the worlds went whirling past

In the blink

Of an eye.

The magic of the box is known

To all and every that are shown

A very privilege indeed

To see

The last of the Time Lord Legacy.

They did protect the cosmos

From each and every foe

But now they are all gone

Since Gallifrey was blown

And burnt and broken up amongst a thousand million skies

Leaving only one who had to see his people die.

His name? Forgotten to the world and hidden from himself.

He called himself 'The Doctor' – A title that holds wealth

Across those thousand million skies and even further if you look.

He's as magic as the stories that you're holding in the book

That you read when you were young, and when you gazed

Across your window to the twinkling stars above,

When you were searching, hoping, praying, for your ever secret love

Who could open up your eyes, and mind and take you anywhere

And protect you from the evil that is present everywhere.

I was one of those few chosen

Who enjoyed this rarest option

To fly across the universe and deeper,

Further than the rest.

We battled monsters, maniacs

Robots – even brainiacs

All with death on their mind.

Forgetting the beauty of worlds

And others of their kind.

We fought with passion

humanity, love and light

And in the end we won the fight…

But then I woke up.

And those adventures were just fantasy

And those battles were just fiction.

And the Doctor faded into my fuzzy human brain

Ready to emerge when I close my eyes again.

To dream of those amazing other worlds.

But enough with talking fantasy and look to times ahead

Because you know you're still an open book with many pages left

To be filled with such adventures like the ones from in my dreams

And the smile that you have as if the cat has got the cream

And the way you raise your eyebrow in that oh so clever style

And that amazing thing I wish I had – the brilliant art of guile

And although we cannot physically walk across the stars

Our imagination needs not know these limitations of the heart.

With laughter, friends and true love found,

We have enough to do with our feet on the ground.

Because when you're lying in that bed of yours too frail and old to move

Your legs are weak

Your sight is gone

But the memories live on

As clear as the day you made them.

And you'll sit

And you'll think of all the good times we had together.

When we laughed and when we cried

When we lived and when we died.

Some of this might not make sense but hey!

I'm a poet – I make my own rules.

Just as you do when you live your life.


All my love,

agapi16