Gen Five Minutes More Poem by Mill Field

Gen Five Minutes More



The Morn dispels the darkling Night
And sets the eastern hearth alight;
But I to slumber tightly cling
Nor ope my eyes for anything.

Like-wise the Sun does show some might
With searching fingers, long and bright;
And children stir when birds take wing
But I in dreamland still do sing.

A distant clock chimes sonorous six
And wakened conscience prods and pricks;
But all these signals I ignore,
There's time to sleep five minutes more.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dee Daffodil 17 September 2006

I love this poem! ! You've done a lovely job, and have a wonderful way with words....very lovely! Hugs, Dee

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Steve Hagget 11 September 2006

Lovely warm poem and I love your use of language, Steve

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Scarlett Treat 11 September 2006

Most precious sleep of the day - that extra 5 minutes! Snuggling down into the warmth, knowing you have to get up soon, but just 5 minutes more! Well done!

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