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Another Side of Night Time
by Sue Hess

Thursday, February 17, 2005
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There is no discernable rhyme pattern to this poem, it just rhymes where it happens to rhyme

I’m afraid, it’s dark and the sounds
At night are soft and scary
Why is it night time’s monsters
Are so very big and hairy
Things like death and pain, the fear
Like something sitting on your chest
Stealing the very air you breath
Burrowing deep inside your breast
Daylight sends them scurrying away
With words so reassuring
But night brings them around once more
The nightmares reoccurring
With frightening accuracy they go
Right to the heart of things
Pulling terror from deep within
With bloody claws and bat-like wings
Go away I scream inside me
Daring though to make no sound
Hoping beyond hope that if I’m quiet
Danger will pass, I won’t be found
Where are my knights, my defenders true
When in the dark I cry and cringe
Why can’t you come and save me now
From this edge of the lunatic fringe
From this Hell of doubt and fear
In which I find myself each night
Where are my warriors I wonder now
When with these terrors I alone must fight

Where are my saviours now I cry
Where have you gone, I wonder why
But deep inside I honestly sigh
I have already told them all goodbye


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Reviewed by L. Figgins 2/18/2005
Facing our fears is key to knowing ourselves, and as you have allready bid your warriors goodbye, you know this. Well done, Sue!!
Reviewed by Joel Raja Kumar J 2/18/2005
Fear is the key to nightmares. There is always some one to save us from our fears and or tears if only we really see. Thank God, I neve rhave nightmares, I said good bye to them before they ever came near me:) :)

An interesting write with great imagery, Sue.

Love from India - Joel -
Reviewed by Bobbi Duffy 2/18/2005
Magnificent! You have capture the fear and anxiety so many of us feel when darkness falls and we can't see into those corners where shadows lerk. Well done. I could fell the skin crawling on my arms and the tingle climbing up my spine. Great Job!
Reviewed by Tinka Boukes 2/17/2005
Deep dark and haunting....but very good!!

Love Tinka
Reviewed by jude forese 2/17/2005
there comes a time when we realize our savior is within ourselves ...

outstanding how well you developed this poem ...
Reviewed by Felix Perry 2/17/2005
It takes a lot to admit to and face up to our fears alone and even more strength to conquor them but you are taking great leaps in doing just that on your own. Good luck and know that your friends on the den are only a keystroke away.

Felix
Reviewed by Janet Parker 2/17/2005
Very good and scary write. I've been to those places many times in my dreams. The best part is waking and knowing it wasn't real.
Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader) 2/17/2005
I agree Sue this is so realistic in what I dream about it is uncanny and you have certainly mastered this one.
Reviewed by George Jackson 2/17/2005
Ryhme or not, this is an excellent write, Sue.
Reviewed by Jane Rodway 2/17/2005
This is spooky and dark!! Dark feelings and nightmares, thanks for this write!
Reviewed by Regis Auffray 2/17/2005
Sue. Have you been reading my mind? I don't need to say more. Love, peace, and strength to you. Regis
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