Song Sleep Poems | Examples


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WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT!

Early morning gun
Sharp echo in countryside
Russet feathers fall.


LURE

Haunting siren song
Echoes through the morning mist
Sailor's nemesis.


MIDNIGHT DREAMS

Midnight dreams take hold
World impossibly real
Pinch me and I’ll wake.

A Song For Javon

Done a freep ninl baby, preez done a freep
Done a freep ninl baby, preez done a freep
Done a freep ninl baby, preez done a freep
Done a freep ninl baby, preez done a freep

Done a freep, done a freep, done a freep, done a freep
Done a freep ninl baby, preez done a freep.

(Repeat All)

(Translation)

Go to sleep little baby, please go to sleep
Go to sleep little baby, please go to sleep
Go to sleep little baby, please go to sleep
Go to sleep little baby, please go to sleep

Go to sleep, go to sleep, go to sleep, go to sleep
Go to sleep little baby, please go to sleep

Lose No Sleep (Angel of Sadness)

Gather my remains from the noose you keep 
Last of the darkened sheep 
Stress minus satisfaction so I lose no sleep 
A fallen sculpture from the noose you keep 
Last of your darkened sheep 
No apologies, for I shall lose no sleep 
Another episode, epidemic 
Pieces of my debt’d limit 
Volts of electricity 
The reception, should’ve filmed it 
Another suspect misfits your description 
As I sat back I realized 
These spectators adore my addiction 
Sudden changes would restore my ability 
To produce nonfiction 
A given charge and I’ll blow 
Son of friction 
Once again 
Officer has chosen me to wrongly accuse 
No mistakes 
The privilege has been to longly abused 
Swearing the good book, the got warrants 
Monroe’s PD as scandalous as hot torrents 
Illegally born 
Another uniformed eagle torn 
Blah Blah, just another kid blaming a cop 
In your eye sight 
I remain the criminal to be stopped 
I’m everything you could never be 
An image of purity, but doubt you’ll ever see 
So gather my remains from the noose you keep


Hush, Little Child

Hush, little child, sleep tight,
rest in thy deep slumber;
stay in these arms that hold you,
hush, peaceful angel, tonight.

Sleep and at dawn awaken
to meet the new day at sunrise,
but ere the bright stars disappear,
sleep, gentle baby, tonight.

Hush, little child, sleep tight,
rest in thy deep slumber;
close your eyes till tomorrow,
hush, sweet dreams, tonight.

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