Late Nights
What is it about late nights
That makes me ponder
And think all through the
Night.
When darkness creeps in,
Silence is calm and slow.
Here I lay awake,
For what must be hours.
Questioning life until
The wee-hours.
"Why am I here?" and "What is my purpose?"
Cries my mind.
As I lay here feeling
tired and empty inside.
"Where shall I go?" and "What shall I do?"
I think to myself
While I sit here and stew.
Eyes are closed
But feel wide open.
My mind spins,
But my body stays frozen.
What is it about late nights
That make me pray for sleep,
Nice and light.
Not heavy and deep
like a bear's slumbering sleep
Dark and steep.
Here I keep.
Awake, awake
Forever stucking in a dream
Built by my everwandering
Mind.
"What a curious thing!"
I think to myself
As I question the mind itself.
Late nights, late nights
Why do they do this so?
Make my mind ebb and flow
I wish for peace
I dream for rest.
Did I not pray enough?
Am I not blessed?
To be like those who know
Sleep well
And do not dwell
Forever in the moon's spell.
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