Imaginationsleep Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Middle Sleep

Between sleep and awake I’m free
Navigation comes easy for me

Along fault lines of earthquakes I travel
With barely a ripple of gravel

Equations and troubles I conquer
My victories soar above squalor

If wakened I hasten my return
To slumber in peaceful nocturne

O.... the grandeur I reap
My magical place         middle sleep

Premium Member Sleep

Have you ever been sleep and wished you were wake.so you could see yourself sleep/ Or have
you ever been wake and wished you were sleep, so you could enjoy your sleep while A W A K E !

Angry Man:Lazy Man (Palindrome Poetry)

He says, anger brings him to peace, He Lies, Always sleep in fits, Lying dormant begets 
clean slates & reversed states, blessed are they that believe that they are blessed, states 
reversed & slates clean begets dormant lying, fits in sleep always, Lies he, peace to him 
brings anger, says He


Gates of Ivory and Horn (Trijan Refrain)

My sanity is stalked by dreams,
that catch behind my eyes
where light is scarce and I can't see
what's prophecy and lie.
The darkness comes, my heart forewarns,
through gates of Ivory and Horn 
the darkness comes
the darkness comes
alive with empty, lightless storms.

My sanity is stalked by dreams,
of Gods with dripping wings
the edge of disappointment seems
to follow these twin kings.
Ere Sleep and Death make reckless flights
o'er all that lives and dies by night
ere sleep and death
ere sleep and death
race from a womb wounded by light.

My sanity is stalked by dreams
and shivers come undone
within the failing, feeble gleam- 
the moon betrayed by sun.
In my nightscape all is disturbed,
the flow of life, the lilt of word
in my night-scape
in my night-scape
the voice of doubt is all that’s heard.

The Traveling Man

He goes to the unknown with no fear
He never says out loud "I like it here"
He will sleep on the floor and even outside
He will sleep next to the ocean just watch the tide
He will never live by rules
He doesn't complain about his clothes or his shoes
He's eaten all kinds of food
He's always in a good mood
He lives by the moment
He's strong and confident
He knows what he wants to be
On the road where he's free

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