Lay Down Poems - Poems about Lay Down

I lay down in bed at 9 PM, seeking peace in the darkness that envelops me, beneath blankets that conceal the burden of a world full of noise and light, where their laughter and joy intertwine with screams lost in the night, paper hats flutter in shadows like faded dreams, cars glide down streets, carrying women and drinkers, in a...

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Fear not of the undiscovered journey - the souls’s compass will show you the way ~ the poet When the curtain finally falls and angels soft chimed voices calls there are no mourning tears to seep Oh Lord, as I lay down to sleep. Time to set forth upon my way towards that...

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In your open palm, lay down celestial rivers for me, Where the earth ends in a deathless dream, From your gaze, as wide as the sea, adorn me with stars, And in your primal word, set the gate of life for me. Your hand, a thread of infinity, in a dance...

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In the realm where stars lay down a carpet of dreams, A kiss becomes a temple, crowned with silent whispers, And the moon, guardian in the night, lights up her secrets, Pouring silver over our garden, eternal and fragrant. In the dance of destiny, lips meet, Silent chapters written across a starry sky, in endless presence, A gateway to the world...

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Lay down misère faceoff In 500 card game The open misère bid To lose all tricks Is a no-trump call....

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There is nothing that beats that time When I lay down that bed and close my eyes I might have not done it well Heck, I might not have done it at all But whatever, it means I am getting rest There is nothing that beats that moment When every conscious thought escapes me That feeling is just so freeing I forget everything...

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Doris's time is flying by, She looks like she is about to die Some people thought she was already dead As in the obituary, they had read Just that morning. That Doris's family were mourning Her demise. A few weeks later Doris was on an escalator. Doris had a smile on her face When she passed, her daughter Grace, Going down the moving stairs. Doris was going...

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“Souls and Bodies We’ll Lay Down” Ominous clouds have Invaded my soul; Thrust swords into my heart. Darker than the midnight air. Stars gone forever more. Bloodied hands in my dreams. I dream not of tranquility But of lightning and thunder Pain and hunger. I pray for your peace Your hope and honor. For blue skies and golden wheat. I pray that your Trident, Strikes the heart of...

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She Lay Down with fantasies; a warm surf ebbs inward. His fullness fills her. That night, more imaginings, a magnetic need becomes images, visions incarnate. The morning finds her washing her face, watching the mirror blush....

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Still the night in silence calm Caress the ocean void at rest Take notes to be on time (as there is precious little left) Build monuments to the invisibility of spirits Rise with the morning dawning in a song Pretend...

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I’ve taught you well my young elder. The chosen path of the light was handed to you in a gift of sight as I gave you my eyes in a different life long before the land before time. Nothing exists except love and the energy it carries. In the giving of my gift you stole...

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I dreamed of you last night, you wore a smile Fifty years ago you took your life And left me for the agony, the trial Since then I’ve had no vision but denial Your face was absent,cut out by a knife I dreamed of you last night, your little smile There was no motive, we had never quarreled I was blinded, nervous...

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Lay Down My Soul Lay down my soul Please Take a rest Cease striving and have peace The time has come for rest to stay The weariness to cease Lay down my soul and dry your tears Forget about the wasted years Rise up my spirit and move on Towards your destiny My spirit rise, my soul lay down Be all that you can be Lay down my soul The peace...

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. for public domain Set fire to our mothers' graves, frenetic genetics is all the rave, give "Yesterday" a parting wave, reeling feelings now enslaved. Exchange a useless past for "Now", the Broken Tablets, the Golden Cow. Feel the breeze, the chill, the bone, bow to Nothing, burn the throne. Low chants that leave no hollow echo, betoken the trim of New Age deco. Holding flames...

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Lay Down Your Arms by Michael R. Burch Lay down your arms; come, sleep in the sand. The battle is over and night is at hand. Our voyage has ended; there's nowhere to go . . . the earth is a cinder still faintly aglow. Lay down your pamphlets; let's bicker no more. Instead, let us rest here on this ravaged shore. The...

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