The Afternoon Nap I Endure The Silence Of My Own Waiting Poem by Shalom Freedman

The Afternoon Nap I Endure The Silence Of My Own Waiting



The Afternoon Nap
I endure the silence of my own waiting
I try to daydream
I rest and sleep
I let my mind be somewhere else-

When I wake
I am a new person
Dreams that frightened are lost
There is clarity
And a hope for beginning again-

I may have answers to questions
I did not know I was asking -

Light Brightness Freshness Hope
For a short time

Before I enter again
The Darkness and Trouble
Of my own ordinary questioning mind.

Thursday, November 8, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: answers
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Shalom Freedman

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