Somniphobia
In the uncertain hours of evening
When crepuscule gives way to night,
My harried soul seeks out some meaning
To make the long day’s wrong, go right.
I seek the light in hopes of finding
An end to all my uncertainties;
From deep inside, so much spellbinding
Come out my thoughts as grim deformities.
My bed lies there, as one huge coffin
Beckoning me more and more often
With open arms to dwell upon it,
Ever deceiving ‘bout my safekeeping.
I’m overcome by fear of sleeping
And I die each night as I lay on it.
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