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The Turning of Summer

On the Summer Solstice, light reaches its zenith—yet the turning has already begun. This haiku reflects on that fleeting pause between ascen...

Friday, February 10, 2017

Magic

Tossing and turning,
I stare at roof,
the insomnia
leaving me
hazy and fuzzy,
desperately wanting sleep
to drift me away.
But the slumberous bliss
forsakes me,
playing hide and seek,
and I know that
it is going to be
one long lidless night.
Then I feel
your soft hands
rhythmically and gently
patting my forehead.
The shush-pat
or the magic of your hands,
I know not what it is
but I savor the relief that follows.
Nestled against you,
I sleep,
snug, cozy and safe.
Drifting off to dream world,
semi-coherent thought rings,
"You must be made of magic".

Linking with Thin Spiral Notebook: 100 words: Magic

6 comments:

  1. I know these feelings well. I am away from home on some nights and I just cant sleep unless I have my hubby right beside me. Great writing.

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    1. Thank you so much Deana. I am glad you could relate to this.

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  2. Insomnia rules me some nights too. A familiar touch can be just the thing to finally bring on sleep.

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  3. :) u put it so beautifully! It really is magic how we are able to sleep in the folds of a loved one.

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Since every thought is a seed, I am looking forward to a delicious harvest.