Nocturnal Inspirations

Accidental Poet



 

In the midnight hour

When all is still

Life around me sleeps

The moon and stars

On my heart they pull

And tonight slumber

Not yet ready for my dreams

Though I yawn

And long for my pillow’s comfort

Nocturnal inspirations

Venture out through me

I know not what it may be

Or where they lead

But surely, I’m enslaved

To a force more awake than I

A voice from within

Maybe too shy for the light of day

Or just coincidence of come what may

For I can only presume

Something of importance must come forth

And once put down in prose

It’s then I offer up which kept me awake

And then released to my own self

I find slumber is now patiently waiting

And I must not resist

As now dreams of my love

Pull on my lonely heart for her

 

Copyright © Accidental Poet 2005

  • Author: Sharon\'s Poet (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 8th, 2021 18:00
  • Category: Nature
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  • ron parrish aka wordman

    dream on,very good write my friend

  • myself and me

    Beautiful writing with lovely music.

  • Goldfinch60

    Beautiful words AP, those ideas do come as we relax into our night of repose.

    Andy

  • dusk arising

    Nice one and written on the same subject as my piece yesterday.
    When slumber wont readily come the mind goes where it will.

  • orchidee

    Good write AP.
    It can be difficult to get to sleep if we nap in the day or early evening. Then when we get to bed we are awake! doh!

    • Accidental Poet

      Well Orchi, at your age I'm not surprised you take naps in the day. Don't want to wear you out with a lot of swooning and singing all day. ; )

    • L. B. Mek

      wonderfully melodic and boasting
      that tell-tell seamless flow, of work
      that's been tirelessly
      edited and perfected
      by a devoted: Wordsmith

      • Accidental Poet

        Oh my, who was that masked wordsmith? Thanks LB. ; )



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