Stress versus Sleep

Stress versus Sleep

A Poem by Blossom
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How oft we meet these two: one, bete noire; the other, a turtledove.

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Stress


Shifting gears that don’t exist.

Rummaging through rowdy rubbish.

Sneering, screeching, slicing words.

The spiteful sun with tongue in cheek

Teases by quick dips behind dunes.

Ugly, fusty, unwieldy shapes

Warp the canvas of mind.

 

Sleep

 

Visiting vistas that don’t exist.

Floating, lily on unswerving waves.

Tracing curves of a willing being.

The smiling moon’s comely company

Seeps deep into the skin’s crease.

Eyes, voice, worry, vice closed

Unwrap a quiet mind.

© 2016 Blossom


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Another fabulous pairing. I particularly like how you began each verse with contrasting non-existence and ended your verses with contrasting wraps. You should almost have a whole book of these together by now, yes?

Posted 8 Years Ago


Blossom

8 Years Ago

Thanks, Roland. You and Data were the first ones to notice (and appreciate) my creation of combos. S.. read more

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