Midnight In Mississippi Poem by William Blake Beckett

Midnight In Mississippi

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It's midnight in Mississippi.
I see no stars in the sky,
And I need none,
For I have no wishes.

All I need is nature.
She lulls me to sleep,
And should I have a nightmare
My friends are beside me.

The mighty river roars.
I do not hear it,
But feel it bringing life
To everything around me.

I am far from the city.
I find peace in the wind,
As it drowns out my thoughts
And I can fall asleep.

It's midnight in Mississippi.
I am warm even in Winter,
And rightfully so
Since I am with family.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ariel Farrell 01 July 2014

very likeable. I enjoyed reading this and seeing the thoughts thst were put into it

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Valerie Dohren 13 September 2012

A lovely poem, and a great tribute to your family who obviously mean a great deal to you - excellent write.

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Ellias Anderson Jr. 10 September 2012

Mysteries of Mississippi..so beautiful and great Nice penning.

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William Blake Beckett

William Blake Beckett

Denver, Colorado, United States of America
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