A dream upside down

This is the ninth and last poem from my book - Fleeting Feelings. It's a poem about one of the weirdest and silliest dreams I have ever had yet completely loved. I hope you enjoy it!

Last night I dreamed I flew through space,

With jellyfish that wore my face.

A purple train ran upside down,

And dogs were mayors of the town.

My History teacher turned into a tree,

And whispered ancient facts to me.

The moon played jazz upon a flute,

While I rode past in one red boot.

A dragon served me ice cream pie,

Then vanished with a sleepy sigh.

I danced with clocks that had no hands,

On rainbow roads through candy lands.

It made no sense, yet felt so true.

A world where logic never grew.

And though it fades with morning light,

My dream still smiles in quiet night.