Shallow End of Sleep
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Sunbeams interact with dreams
that are not buried too deep.
And reality awakes;
in the shallow end of sleep.
Drowsily reaching over,
you half expect he'll be there.
But his pillow's all you find,
and his scent sweetens the air.
Death has brought grief to your door,
but your tears have mostly dried.
Yet, it wasn't that long ago
that you stayed in bed and cried.
You struggle with depression,
willing yourself to get up.
And clinging to normalcy,
you drink from a half-full cup.
You cage your raging anger;
whenever it barks and nips.
And stare at an old photo
that brings a smile to your lips.
Faith takes root within your heart,
where it slowly starts to grow.
And although it's gradual,
its effect begins to show.
(Quatrain)
9/7/2015
Copyright © Emile Pinet | Year Posted 2015
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