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A to Z: Z is for Zzz's




Hello readers! It's the last day of the challenge. It's bittersweet. But for Z all I can think about is Zzz's. Since it's the last day I have three poems and most of them are inspired/about sleep. Enjoy! (I hope they don't make you fall asleep, lol)!

Sleep or Work

All I want to do is sleep
but the sun is shining bright
and at my face
calling me to get on with my day

It may hard to get up
but you have to
you have one more thing to do
and then it's done

You'll get to do what you want
whenever you want
but for now you show
one last time the skills you got.

Sleep

For a while now
you worked your mind so hard
without a break

You finally get one
and don't do any thinking
just falling into your bed
and falling asleep.

The End

You've reached the end
and know what to do beyond the end
it's outlined

But after throwing yourself out there
you're surprised and they are surprised
you're tired and others are, too
you've reached the end

Give each other a break
and beyond the end
you and others will live on.

-Fida Islaih
{all writing is copyrighted}

Comments

saniya said…
Haha no they didn't make me fall asleep. I got more of the 'wake-up-and-get-to-work!' vibe haha.
Thanks for sharing. It was a pleasure reading your poetry for an entire month. :)

Sania at Embracing Dawn
Simply Sarah said…
These are so perfect for today! I loved them. We drove most of the night last night and sleep is definitely on my mind. lol. Congrats on finishing the challenge! I'm ready for a break but I think I will feel a bit lost after a whole month of posting.Simply Sarah
Christine Rains said…
Yay! Congrats on finishing the Challenge. :)
Crystal Collier said…
Tired, but invigorated, eh? Yay! Way to stick to it!
Fida Islaih said…
You ladies are my four loyal readers this past month, thank you!!
Liz Brownlee said…
I enjoyed 'the end'! I'm doing poetry too. OH! I WAS doing poetry, as now is the end!

Congrats on reaching it!

Liz ~ http://www.lizbrownleepoet.com

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