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Journey of Night
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Journey of Night


Trying to sleep with a toss and a turn,
thoughts racing in such a simple mind,
of what you know and need to learn,
so much to do yet there is so little time.

Each night when I lay down to sleep,
images dance around inside my head,
ideas come and go that I can not keep,
sometimes wonder if I’m alive or dead.

Night blends the future with the past,
and for an instant clarity will speak,
then it becomes clouded never to last,
dreams bold yet humbling to the meek.

The essence of time moves ever so slow,
with the dark journey of any given night,
lying awake you can hear the wind blow,
tired and exhausted, images create fright.

Awake or asleep so often you can not tell,
sweat pouring from your own body’s heat,
nights can be trying, your own living hell,
rising to the morning, so sleepy, still beat.


Samuel E. Stone, Copyright© 2008, All Audiences

Samuel E. Stone, Best Selling Mystery Author

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 Reviews of "Journey of Night"
Reviewed on April 18, 2008

Samuel precise description indeed of how our nights go at times. Perhaps there are words trapped trying to escape, most times I keep a pen/paper close to record these night visions(words) that sometimes seem to haunt.

They are just waiting to be captured that is for sure,
~Gwendolyn

Blessings to you

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on April 15, 2008
Sleep is sometimes very elusive, but when I do get to dream all the sounds, colors and smells just come alive in a burst of light ....



Be always safe,

Karen

Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan
Reviewed on April 15, 2008
i think i am fortunate--i am usually tired and sleep comes quickly--don't even remember dreaming---


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