MASTER BEDROOM Andrew Wyeth |
When I took my troubles to bed
Laid them on the pillow next
to me
I thought I had put them to
rest
So I searched for diversions
instead
With heavy eyelids I drifted
off
But during my restless sleep
I grabbed the troubled pillow
And placed it under my head
Next to my breath-I inhaled it
Near my ears-I listened to it
Above my heart-I embraced it
And all night wrestled with it
The next day I made my bed
With yesterdays troubles still
Lying there under the covers
Waiting for my sleepy head
msw
Love this little poem....it pretty much speaks for me.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I was inspired to write this poem by a little sign hanging in my kitchen: it spoke to me too.
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