Sleep

By FearlessDragon

Howling wind be my lullaby
For this silence is deafening

Mother nature my guide
When my mind plays its tricks

This infinite moment
The only proof I exist
Yet, still my thoughts wander
In an aimless abyss

So anxious the future
So deadly the past
I know not the present
Time lost travels fast

Fear arises quickly
In this discontent soul
Illusion or not
I submit to its pull

What of this world?
Better yet, what of me?
Please weary spirit
Just let me sleep



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Copyright 2012 FearlessDragon
Published on Friday, December 21, 2012.     Filed under: "Depressed" and "Poetry"
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  • sadistic intent hex On Monday, August 19, 2019, sadistic intent hex (206)By person wrote:

    I forgot about sleep along time ago. but like a good lover I keep it around for times of need.

  • A former member wrote: Insomnia sucks hahaha but this poem is well written it's filled with empathy of which I relate to closely

  • A former member wrote: ah how i know this feeling.. sleep is a friend that i use to know so long ago. Thanks for sharing! 10/10

  • ColorMeToxic On Wednesday, January 23, 2013, ColorMeToxic (238)By person wrote:

    Nothing like laying awake trying to will your mind to shut up. Nice write. Scholar

  • A former member wrote: Often times I lay awake at night due to my overactive my and I really understand where you're coming from. Great job! Scholar

  • deathndismay On Sunday, December 23, 2012, deathndismay (92)By person wrote:

    It's like an elaborate maze in your mind as I read further into your works... I enjoy the style...

  • A former member wrote: What a beautiful rhyming scheme for insomnia... I enjoyed it very much ^^ Write on Dark Poet!! :D

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