Dreading the morning,
reluctant to sleep,
fearing the night creatures.
Heart beats loud,
house is quite,
save a gust of wind.
There is a gentle breeze
that caresses the hill top,
before continuing on into the silent night.
But the fatigue overcomes the fear,
and a head droops,
and the soft sound of snoring is heard.
A wildly flung hand knocks the alarm clock to the floor
and a pillow jets across the room
As the nightmares
begin
again.
reluctant to sleep,
fearing the night creatures.
Heart beats loud,
house is quite,
save a gust of wind.
There is a gentle breeze
that caresses the hill top,
before continuing on into the silent night.
But the fatigue overcomes the fear,
and a head droops,
and the soft sound of snoring is heard.
A wildly flung hand knocks the alarm clock to the floor
and a pillow jets across the room
As the nightmares
begin
again.
I love the title of this poem. It has a wonderful irony I suppose.
ReplyDeleteWish the poem was as great as the title :p
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