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Falling Inland

Poem by Ava D.

By Ava D. Published 2 years ago • Updated 12 months ago • 1 min read
Falling Inland
Photo by Bruce Christianson on Unsplash

Lights dim,

Eyes drowsy.

Still and tiring aches

Take over many a limb.

Our minds slip away— lousy.

The minds twists our life

Into hidden meaning,

Odd what comes about

But that’s how our head gets

A good inside cleaning.

Running though still,

Falling though stayed

With head resting on pillow fluffed

And our mind in a river of thoughts it wades.

The blanket so warm

And toes exposed cower in fear

Of the cold

That the night rears.

A cursed beeping sound

Makes you rise again

From your rest

And nothing but coffee makes you

Feel your best.

The cozy nest is abandoned

For another time, another day.

OdeBalladStream of ConsciousnessGratitude

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Ava D.

Music and writing-- two constants in my life that I'll forever be grateful for as I bring pieces of my heart to the page, my good side and my bad sides— hope all my sides are good stories to tell. Enjoy!!

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    Written by Ava D.