On Waking Up Before Dawn

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I wish that I will never return
to that place where night wraps tight
her sheets and tucks me in beneath
a star bright canopy nor watch the milky way
spill across the sky then disappear
when I close my eyes.

What's there beneath the horizon
and beyond? My Love, whisper now
and promise me there is more,
more than darkness over the edge,
more than the centre of the night,
more than cold, dark sleep.

I fear the loneliness that lies close
on the other side. I have been and back
and knew only dreamless sleep;
there is no comfort in this. Wake me
into your morning, so that I may see
the day and know the warmth of you.

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5 Comments
AnonymousAnonymousover 18 years ago
a vulnerable place

the fear and vulnerability are palatable - very moving - Some are meant to stay and share the poetry in their hearts.

Destry

AnonymousAnonymousover 18 years ago
dreaming of other worlds

can produce many thoughts and impressions ..you painted questions for the universe to ponder..bluerains

jtfresh1jtfresh1over 18 years ago
Impressed

This poem captured my attention and drew me in. Raw emotions captivated me. Very nice work!!

AnonymousAnonymousover 18 years ago
I watched......

..the painful birthing of this poem, it strikes me as near perfect in its final state. Morbid fear wrapped in beautiful, tender words.

Tess

AnonymousAnonymousover 18 years ago
Excellent

A beautiful presentation of a frightening experience. Thanks for baring your fears, Champ.

Fly

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