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Tag Archives: Fatigue
WHAT ACTUALLY IS BLEARY?
What actually is bleary?I think it’s spoke to bewhat the eyes of folkcan bewhen the folk are weary. perhaps not melancholy,but likely also not exactly jolly,and though cloudy, watery,probably not therefore precisely teary. Late in the eve,wakefulness is the main … Continue reading
Posted in Medium Length Poems, Poetry
Tagged Bleary, Fatigue, Night, Reprieve, Sleep
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SLEEPY, WEARY MID OF DAY
Sleepy weary mid of day. . . summer’s peaked– the year’s no more an up-and-comer, but that doesn’t have to be a bummer, when you relax and ride its ebbing tide and feel how to enjoy and be and do … Continue reading
Posted in Autumn, Poetic Musing (Longer Poems), Poetry, Seasons, Summer, Uncategorized
Tagged Back into the fray, Dare, Fatigue, Life, Midday, Power, Relax, Sleepiness, Weariness
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A CERTAIN THURSDAY THIRST
There’s a certain Thursday thirst that knows that Friday is acoming. Maybe plans for your weekend have your joyful, dreaming head a’spin, or maybe with this week near done you are quite done (it was that dumb). . . but … Continue reading
Posted in Days of the Week, Medium Length Poems, Poetry
Tagged Dreams, Expectation, Fatigue, Imagination, Joy, Plans, Thirst, Thought, Thursday, Week, Weekend, Yearning
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THE TURN OF THE DAY AND THE NIGHT
Cheat, cheat break! Not one sec should I really take. . . I want to sing a song. . . is that okay? All in good time and place, so that when I do gaze right into my glass, I … Continue reading
Posted in Poetic Musing (Longer Poems), Poetry
Tagged "To thine own self be true", Cheat, Crickets, Day, Earth, Fatigue, Night, Promise, Restore, Saving Face, SIng, Song, Stars, Taking a break
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POOPED
Pooped is pooped. As mighty as you are, to burn the candle at both ends, and that considering, appear as any sort of semblance of a star requires a whole good spate of energy. . . And once it drains … Continue reading
The Danforth Anchor 