Sleep. A haiku.
Sleep. Sleep. Sleep. Sleep. Sleep.
Oh how I want to sleep, now.
Sleep. Sleep. Sleep. Sleep. Sleep.

Sleep. Sleep. Sleep. Sleep. Sleep.
Oh how I want to sleep, now.
Sleep. Sleep. Sleep. Sleep. Sleep.
I am so tired
I could sleep for eons.
I am not wired.
caffeine has let me down.
I want to sleep
like Van Winkle.
To bed I'll creep
and rest in cap and gown.
Buzz, buzz, buzzing along
to the happy drone
of a snoring sleeper.
Bliss and ignorance
may not unite
but sleep, oh sleep,
you are bliss and make me ignorant of wakefulness.
Sleep. I need you, 'cuz this poem doesn't make sense much at all.
Blissful slumber.
Sleeping.
Sleeping comfortably.
A soft warm fuzziness
envelops
my senses.
Soothing sounds
as of a gentle motor
lull me to sleep.
The smell of the ocean
invades my nose.
Rotting fish!
My nose, exposed to the world,
receives
a short wet, rough lick!
"Wake up Daddy!
I want my breakfast,"
says the cat.
I can't sleep.
It's been four hours,
since I went to bed.
Wide awake I stare
at the ceiling
wishing, hoping,
begging for a narcoleptic fit
the likes of which only
Rip van Winkle could
appreciate.
Sleep. You hate me.
I typed something.
In your sleep.
Without you near.
A knight of sleep
no man can beat
he roams the sheets
his vigil complete.
Stupid cat. Get your
own food; quit waking
me up. I'm not a
feline vending machine.