Feelings Melted Into a Pillowcase.

Feelings Melted Into a Pillowcase.

A Poem by mess of gorgeous chaos

everyone always talks of laying 
in bed at night. 
thoughts haunting their heads 
memories playing in their brains
made up scenarios 
dreams
replaying the day
longing for a companion. 

my sleep is different. 
my day is full of such exhaustion 
that when i crawl up to bed 
my body has already been 
begging for sleep for hours. 
the thoughts and loneliness, 
they dont come at night, 
they haunt me throughout the day. 

when bedtime rolls around i fall asleep 
on accident
the lights on and half finished work 
in my hand and an unsent text left on my phone. 
unaware that my eyes 
are closing and my day is coming 
to an end
too tired to think, 
too tired to care.  
instead of feelings 
being melted away 
into my pillowcase, 
waking up leaves me 
rushing, overwhelmed, unprepared
promising myself that ill allow the upcoming
day to be better
but somehow the next morning
is even more of a frenzy than the one before

i long for laying in bed
reliving moments
praying for hope
envisioning glimpses of the future
for my brain never has a time to conclude
any of the thoughts i want to draw to a close
im left to push all these pieces of thoughts
to the side
to make room
for a new day's worth of thinking.

my sleep is different. 
instead of feelings 
being melted away 
into my pillowcase, 
waking up leaves me 
rushing, overwhelmed, unprepared
the thoughts and loneliness, 
they dont come at night, 
they haunt me throughout the day. 

© 2013 mess of gorgeous chaos


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Added on October 27, 2013
Last Updated on November 28, 2013
Tags: sleep, sleeping, night, thoughts, thinking, tired

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