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I wake up,
in a pool of my own sweat.
Nightmares.
My heart races.
Sweat turns to cold sweat.
I continue sleeping.

I wake up,
in a puddle of my own tears.
Nightmares again.
My mind surges.
What does it all mean?
I continue sleeping.

I wake up,
in a pit of my own fright.
Nightmares always.
My body shakes.
Fear turns to angst.
I lie awake.

But still I wake up,
in a thunderstorm of screaming.
Nightmares,
only I wasn't asleep this time.
Angst turns to horror.
I lie unbearably awake.



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On Thursday December 23rd, 2004, Urban Shipwreck (989) writes:
This is definitely something I've felt on more than one occasion. The last stanza of this wrapped this up nicely. ~Ship!


On Thursday May 27th, 2004, ShadowFlight (139) writes:
This is so... familiar. Almost a mirror of myself... wow.... great great write


On Monday May 24th, 2004, sixsixnine (490) writes:
love this shit make it a song man* 669 *


On Friday May 21st, 2004, suicideseason (2145) writes:
_oh,man...this was just plain creepy...and dark...and i don't just throw that word around.very unsettling...thank you.:)tim


On Thursday May 20th, 2004, PerfectAdvocate_Lives (23) writes:
THIS SUCKS!! Kidding this is great. I havent had a nightmare in years. But this brings them back. Killer work.



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