No Sleep for the Wicked, Poem
Poem About Not Being Able to Sleep, No Sleep for the Wicked
On soft tender feet, the night it does creep
But no where does sleep come
I lay in the bed, with visions in my head
And try to relax for a while
But my eyes they don't close, as I repose
The night it seems will be endless
What can I do, to help myself snooze
As words swirl round my head
With all my might, I have a sleepless night
No peace it seem is out there
Could it be real, or is my world surreal?
As the long night goes on
I toss and turn, with sleep just spurned
I might as get forget it
Maybe their right, I should just give up the fight
No sleep for the wicked will come
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3 Comments
Post a CommentI know this!!..Great Article!!
Very cool - I love the rhyme between the middle and the end of the line. Poe did that a lot, and I have always found it intriguing.
I've had far too many nights like this~ Great poem, I enjoyed!!