Do You Like to Sleep? Like Who Don't. Read This Wonderful Poem And Have A Peaceful Day.

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An attempt to sleep...

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If my internal clock could speak, it would beg me and tell me to sleep.
It would ask me to turn off this whole world and rest.
Shut the eyes that drag you
into reality and leave you there, 
those eyes that see far too much, 
before they even have time to focus.


Plug these ears that let in the voices and conversation that keep you awake because they are continuously running through your brain at night,
daring to consume the image you have of yourself and the world.
Close the mouth that stumbles,

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That mouth that hesitates to say what you want at the time you need it to.
The mouth that causes regret. 
That pulses through your entire body like a sting of bee beneath your skin.
Turn loose of the memories, all of them.

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Leave every person you've ever known behind you.
Leave them in the black 
where all your memories have gone.
Then lie in your bed and forget the feeling of your body.
Float in the whiteness and nothingness of clarity.


For then you may find rest.
Feel the power of rest and sleep.

By- Amisha Upadhyaya
Thank You for your time.











Comments

  1. Aryan KS10 December 2016 at 11:58

    Nice poem. Obviously I don't want to sleep soon and I've made my internal body clock adjust to it.

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