Sometimes...

Sometimes...

A Poem by Michael G. Smith
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Wandering thoughts that come out in the night.

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Sometimes...
Resurrection comes through
The stillness of the night
Conflicts; life within my being
To the struggles once benign

 

Sometimes...
Nothing ignites the fire
Than the tranquil which soon follows
Amid, the ambiance of starlight
Where irrelevant, the whole world is
When simply out of sight

 

Sometimes,
I long to hold forever
The now, midnight hours which I own
To savor mere moments 
Where my thoughts, begin to surface
And feel free to roam

 

But, always conscious dreams must also sleep
As they shy in sunrise among another quiet
Where washing slumbers seep
Unfolding, to its rival, my alter life
In nexus of a day's arrival
Surrendering, giving blackout its reprieve

© 2017 Michael G. Smith


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The only similarities in our poems is the title....you are miles ahead of me Michael, very well done, enjoyed this it flows so well, an intelligent write :)

Posted 7 Years Ago


Michael G. Smith

7 Years Ago

We are all on the journey together and that's what matters. Practice, practice, practice, keep a dic.. read more
KT-B

7 Years Ago

great advice, thank you - oh me too :)
Usually, during the night, I get the craziest of thoughts, and act looney. It is fun lol I enjoy the night way better than the crowded busy day.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Michael G. Smith

11 Years Ago

I used to most of my drawing and writing at midnight, but I had to learn to go to bed before midnigh.. read more
Tiffany Boles

11 Years Ago

lol, sleep is always good.
Enjoyed...i love my solitude...and still of night...nicely penned Mike...Rose

Posted 11 Years Ago


Michael G. Smith

11 Years Ago

Thank Rose.
Greatly penned! I love the last stanza especially.. It must be great to visit your thoughts even just for once. :)

Posted 11 Years Ago


Michael G. Smith

11 Years Ago

oh, they never cease, I have to force them to be quiet so I can sleep.
Azure Montessa (Blue)

11 Years Ago

Wonderful. You have to thank them because they help you come up with excellent poems. ;)
Michael G. Smith

11 Years Ago

It's the madness. I have to keep from making me go insane, lo,.
Solitude with only your thoughts giving a company could be most creative phase. But that is still loneliness.

Posted 11 Years Ago


M.G., Superb description of thought and the progression of the thoughts from night to morning. Favorite lines: "But, always conscious dreams must also sleep/As they shy in sunrise among another quiet"

Posted 11 Years Ago


Very nice flow to this piece, M.G. I especially like the last stanza.

But, always conscious dreams must also sleep
As they shy in sunrise among another quiet...

There's something almost "modern-Shakespeare" about these lines.


Posted 11 Years Ago


Michael G. Smith

11 Years Ago

Thanks. You came to mind this weekend. My wife was buying a ring made out of real silverware from ea.. read more
Michael G. Smith

11 Years Ago

Sorry this one was meant for Rutherford.stupid phone. Lol
In nexus of a day's arrival
Surrendering, giving blackout its reprieve

Loved the poem and these two last lines were brilliant. Thank you, Mike.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Michael G. Smith

11 Years Ago

Type in Spirit within the flute. I've had several sites hijack this poem of mine without permission .. read more
Pryde Foltz

11 Years Ago

Flattering but still theft. Sorry about that.
Michael G. Smith

11 Years Ago

Yeah, I was flattered until I read author unknown.
My favourite poem by you... Love it.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Michael G. Smith

11 Years Ago

Why thank very much. I wrote this while up alone soaking up the quiet of the night where my mind ten.. read more
Moniba

11 Years Ago

Oh my God. Even your review comments are commendable now ;)

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Added on March 7, 2013
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