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Bad Dreams
In my dream, I heard a tiger so I hid behind a tree. I was frightened he would eat me up 'cause he roared and roared at me.
I woke up scared and sweaty, thought I'd sleep with Mom and Dad, but when I went in their room, Dad was snoring really bad.
I climbed between them anyway with the blanket pulled up tight. I closed my eyes and wished real hard. No more tigers, not tonight!
I remembered what my daddy said, that your bed is like a book. If the page on the right is scary, turn left and take a look.
I turned to my left and fell asleep. The tiger wasn't there ... but in its place, and growling L O U D was a big old grizzly bear!
This time, I woke up shaking! That really scared me bad! I had turned both left and right and they were the only turns I had!
Daddy's snoring like a buzz saw. How will I go to sleep? I'm not too good at counting yet or I'd count myself some sheep.
I thought about his snores some more ... Daddy sounds just like a bear. On second thought, a tiger, too, so I got out of there!
I closed their door behind me, then I tiptoed quietly, and shut the door to MY room, too. No more roaring snores for me!
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Delightful! I could feel this child's fear of the terrible tiger and grizzly bear! You have amazing talent, C.J.
Many blessings,
~Linda
'Tyger, tyger,
burning bright,
in the forests
of the night...
Very apt metaphor for this dream sequence.
Regards
Dai
most enjoyable reading
Love & Peace
William
loved it
Elizabeth
hugs
Fee
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Thanks,loved it,
Michael
Brett
God Bless
Much love
Lena
Love,
Eileen
Be safe,
Karen
Love Tinka
I love the pic. :) My dreams are not about animals stalking me, they're about tornadoes and other storms.............I'll have to take the daddy's advice and turn the page, and hope it works. :) Are you sure it wasn't the daddy's snores that brought on Bad Dreams? My daddy roared loud in his sleep (and so do I LOL). An excellent, charming poem.
(((HUGS))) and love, karla.
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :D
oh, waitaminnit..that was no tyger; that was me...SNORING AGAIN! LOL
Outstanding story-poem. "Bad Dreams (Children)" sings imagination and educate wisely.
Thank You for sharing Your jewels, and for adding value to our language.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
George
Why are so more enchanting when they are written with such love for them?
I hope my great gend children don't think of me as a tiger "if" I snore, I got the strips, yet...
Well done my friend.
Georg
loveya
Rusty