Good Night Poem by John Florio

Good Night



Good-night?
How can I call the lone night good—
I close eyes, but sleep runs away;
Laying on bed like a piece of wood,
hope and pray for the another day.

I see nightmares with unclosed eyes,
of all those memories I was given;
Mind engrosses in thoughts, and cries,
recalling the words left unspoken.

The night is silent, and room horrible,
darkness grows deeper than before;
How do I say it "good" — impossible,
there are still sleepless nights galore.

Friday, October 20, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: sad love
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John Florio

John Florio

Yangon, Myanmar
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