Tree of SleepA Poem by Raevyneily alliterationSnuggled deep in Shangri-La Swoons a sapling, every sweeping limb Styled from storybooks, sweet twilight It's leaves curl like sleeping kittens Every vein slow, sanguine In it's roots nest our offerings Chamomile, valium, teddy bears Dry books, full stomachs, hot baths The scent of lavender incense winds Around it's dandelion-fluff bark It's fruit is velvet poison Wooing you to dreams. © 2009 Raevyne |
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2 Reviews Added on December 29, 2009 Last Updated on December 29, 2009 AuthorRaevyneBaltimore, MDAboutA strange, pale creature with red plumage and black war paint. It consumes copious amounts of diet coke and cloves, occasionally regurgitating artistic things. It squeaks when threatened. more..Writing
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