A Dreamy Composition Poem by Albert Ahearn

A Dreamy Composition



He wrote four lines of poetry
before retiring to his bed
falling off to sleep instantly.
His subconscious was unperturbed
from any indigestibles
eaten earlier while writing.
His dreams were clear, limitable,
inimitable, exacting
like the four lines of poetry
he had meticulously wrote.
Upon wakening, his psyche
through these dreams began to take note
of the images that hit home
and found the words for his poem.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem takes the form of octal syllabic verse. Each line is drizzled throughout with internal rhyme (assonance or alliteration) . The end rhymes are primarily slant rhymes with a scheme ABABCDCDEFEFGG.
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