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Awaking Fear
Contributed by
boobiepeach
on
Tuesday, 21st June 2005 @ 05:12:52 PM in AEST
Topic:
selfstruggles
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Lie awake at ceilings floor
Counting thoughts of life gone by
Close-mouthed
Deathly quiet
The day is showing on the mind
Dark but pleasantly cold in night
Apply your attention to the word
Hammer could not break the soundless ponder
Smooth, the word you say out loud
Study the muse you have felt not long
My heart doubts my accuracy
Not a restful lie
Head rests softly on pillow of yearning mercy
Heavy load on fragile talent
Stable hand, shaky wisdom
Curl in blanket that wraps in affliction
Easeful and warm the covers do feel
Power of wits challenged by clever cover
Focused, iced sense of peace
Look through to the starry sky
Through window of isolation
Warm feet caused wondering ideas
Silence calls attention to fear
Pray for sleep, pause the past
Could see the roof falling in
Judgment said to stay
Body rests
With patience ending stray
Warm sheets and mind occupied
Fair warnings brushed away
Closed my eyes to dark room
Sleep now awake
Copyright ©
boobiepeach
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2005-06-21 17:12:52]
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Re: Awaking Fear
(User Rating: 1 )
by Dorkfish on
Tuesday, 21st June 2005 @ 05:30:28 PM AEST
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| Another goodie! |
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Re: Awaking Fear
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by harlot20 on
Monday, 1st August 2005 @ 06:48:58 PM AEST
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| i have fallen in love with this poem, its soo brilliant. it was like i was right next to you when you were writing that. so calm. so quiet. so silent |
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