Melatonin Poems - Poems about Melatonin

I am of the brown persuasion I am golden Tan I am a man a woman I am King I am queen I am the color of the sun I am energy fortunate am I whom I am needed I am not of the land I am from the sky I Trans Am my...

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My friend had said Oh! Father What color My eyes my skin's shades Of many MELATONIN (what) I have a white mother And yet my father's black From what am I What race am I They say they hate you for the color of your skin and that you're not like them Nationality I be if my...

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Any minute now, It’ll be kicking in. Counting endless sheep, It’ll soon end. My resistant brain, mellowed. It’s slow release, puts it at ease. At peace, finally, I can sleep....

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It’s both red and crimson Same you say? But different. It looks smaller than anything else you’ve prescribed but in the end it’s all just another cocktail - a cocktail of substances trying to keep me alive or sane or both. Sane Lack of sleep is woeful as a life of...

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Melatonin Haiku By: Tom Wright Melatonin sleep is conducive to bad dreams more often than not ...

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Floating through the air Into your loving arms Caressing your body with a fervor A sickness, an endeavor Rubbing cheek to cheek Trying hard not to wake From this melatonin dream Holding my breath Til the moon descends into the ocean Painting a portrait Of the two of us standing At a fork in the road Waiting for the train To take us to our...

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an absence of trust found simultaneous with a brand spankin’ new hatred in the air wrapped up in a sinister sense of pain brought on by old heartache led to the last drop of life by a marching legion of bad memories LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT (with all the mean motion in the world & all the time...

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