Raven Upon My Ship
I matured,
Suffering
terrifying hallucinations,
Many midnights,
I stirred in cold perspirations,
Tugging for
breath, my heart heaved and wheezed,
To the advantage
of daylight,
After the
terrifying hallucinations,
Rest kept
asunder,
And never
satisfied me until
I acknowledge
what I had become,
What had I
become?
Surely, nobody
knows, nobody knows,
But me, aye,
I walked the
through the shadows,
Of the
hallucinations wide aware,
My heart pulse
in my ears,
I listen to my
breathing,
What caused me
to react that way?
It was the raven
upon my ship,
I dreamt,
I sojourned a
ship,
And, I sojourned
under the dark, blue waters,
Waves provoked
as I stirred the ship,
To no terminal,
And the raven
showed upon the American flag,
Swinging on a
flagpole,
In the water,
How odd the flag
I considered, in the water, underwater,
It’s banishing
implied to be calling me,
I was told to
guide the raven on the ship.
And it was the
raven itself who uttered to me.
Perhaps, It’s Time To Rejuvenate
Every blessing
may present itself in unique shapes and forms.
Perhaps it’s
time to rejuvenate,
Unwind, unwind,
Traveled both
ways on the journey,
Perhaps it’s
time to rejuvenate.
Rather than
refresh,
Unwind, unwind,
Regardless of
the situation,
The moment of
triumph has arrived.
Maybe the
significant happenings of the day,
A blessing
stirred something within.
It’s time to
rest.
Rather than
refresh,
Unwind, unwind,
Traveling back
and forth during the journey.
TAMIKIO L. DOOLEY
TAMIKIO L. DOOLEY is a
multi-award-winning author. She is the author of 150 titles and 100 published
books. The author writes fiction and nonfiction of crime, thriller, mystery,
fantasy, historical, western, romance, zombie apocalypse, and paranormal. In
her spare time, she writes short stories, poetry, articles, essays, health
books, and children’s books, diaries, journals, inspiring books, culture,
African American, and history books. She is also a blogger.

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