The Magic Of The Night

davidharrisonkk

Past slumbers absent call I lay restless,

docile to the allure of my thoughts. 

Soon enough I am spell-bound by ideas that engulf my eager mind,

a million miles away from the laborious coming weeks that loom, 

waiting to drag my soul and spirit through the ever thickening mud. 

 

In this moment I’m perched on my throne as king of my imagination, 

undisturbed by the stark contrast of the mundanity of my perpetual labour. 

 

My brilliance beckons me. 

I could change the world with my thoughts abuzz, 

and my energy emanating. 

If only, this could be recalled when morning breaks.  

  • Author: davidharrisonkk (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 7th, 2018 17:02
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem reflects my frustration of feeling so inspired when lost in my thoughts before bed, then getting back to the same old thing in the day.
  • Category: Reflection
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Comments1

  • Goldfinch60

    The Muse strikes at very awkward times, but at least the Muse is not ignoring you.
    Welcome to MPS.

    • davidharrisonkk

      Thanks for the welcome, Goldfinch. That’s a great point and very poetically put!



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