Insomnia Poem by David Wood

Insomnia

Rating: 5.0


The clock reminded me it
Was 3am, then belled 4.
The chilly street was silver
With last nights rain.

A maple tree outside
Was still sleeping under
A silver crescent moon,
Dawn was not yet awake.

I heard an owl complain
As a fox strolled past looking
For breakfast under the glow
Of a dim street light.

I knew it was 5: 20 as a voice
Reminded me of gales in Sole,
Shannon and Fastnet followed
By the news around the world.

Dawn yawns with a gentle
Breeze blowing nights cape
Away, but I am very tired of
This infernal insomnia.

Wednesday, December 15, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: insomnia
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nabakishore Dash 16 December 2021

Very beautiful description of dawn when u have insomnia. Compliments to you sir.

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LeeAnn Azzopardi 15 December 2021

you ain't whistling Dixie Bravo!

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Aarzoo Mehek 15 December 2021

Insomnia a sensitive and creative mind faces. You so beautifully depicted in your poem. Many many compliments

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