Insomniatic DreamlandA Poem by Lydia Jamison
Laying awake
And I stare at the ceiling. I cannot shake Such a terrible feeling. I'm starting to feel Like my bed's not a comfort, In fact I feel better When I'm not sleeping on it. Forget all my friends And forget all my secrets. Forget about cares And forget about regrets. You're staring me down With a smile on your face. I know that it's wrong But I'm not disgraced. Tonight I'm awake, But I should know better Than to stay up all night And write you a letter. I'm writing them down, All the things I can't say, And I'll give them to you The very next day. Insomnia kills, But I actually like it. Wherever I look, I manage to find it. With eyes open wide I am all out of place, And you just keep grinning With that look on your face. We should be sleeping, But we both know better. 'Cause who needs to dream When you're walking on air? The way that these rhymes Are coming so easy, I'm not surprised That it makes you feel queasy. I wasn't in shock When you told me you loved me. I find that, in fact, It makes me feel lovely. So we are awake And we're not getting tired. When I'm with you, Happiness don't expire. These lyrics are done, But the tune keeps on going. I can see things That you're afraid of showing. I may not know much, But I do know the truth; I'm an insomniac Who's dreaming of you. © 2010 Lydia JamisonAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorLydia JamisonHuntington Beach, CAAboutJust a teenage girl who loves music and literature. Nothing more to it. more..Writing
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