Insomniac

Insomniac

A Poem by Kate Henderson

Restless I lie with a twitching eye 
In a darkened room devoid of light 
This perpetual phase 
Traps me for days 
Eternally awake in a never-ending night 

Shadows on the ceiling fabricate faces 
Glimpsing dreams that my pillow erases 
Outside the window, shadows reflected 
I stare at them senseless, 
Slumber rejected 

Nocturnal visions have ceased to exist 
Sleep has been dismissed
Circadian rhythms drumming off beat 
No dream. No sleep. 
Wake up. Repeat.  

© 2014 Kate Henderson


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Well crafted and musically graceful I really feel I can relate to this poem too.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Kate Henderson

11 Years Ago

Thank you!
Oh yes! Crazy crazy Insomnia! Splendidly explained and beautifully expressed; you expressed almost all of the feeling which one can feel while suffering from this disease like a breeze of wind! :)

Posted 11 Years Ago


Kate Henderson

11 Years Ago

Wow! Thanks for your positive review much appreciated.

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Added on August 4, 2013
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Tags: poetry, insomniac, insomnia

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Kate Henderson
Kate Henderson

United Kingdom



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Hi, I'm Kate. I write dark poetry. Frequent themes in my poetry seem to be horror, fantasy, darkness, death (and beyond), nature, philosophy, and fear. Thank you for visiting! If you like/dis.. more..

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