Nightmares - The Nightmare Poem by Paul Warren

Nightmares - The Nightmare



The darkness falls and lets the night begin
I know that he will be here and visit again
I hear the gasping and go to open the door
I see him again on the veranda floor

Half his head is gone and with the one accusing eye
He stares at me and won’t let me by
A quivering mouth in a ruined face says the word
You let me die in speech that’s slurred

I turn around and try to run away
I feel his hand on my shoulder to stay
At that time I wake up in a pool of sweat
Feeling fragile and filled with regret.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Saturday, July 25, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: nightmares
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A story about a nightmare
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lanita 23 April 2019

I love this poem it’s the best poem ever because I like nightmares and I like this because it’s getting straight to the point!

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Paul Warren

Paul Warren

ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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