Last night I was somewhere
Called nowhere
For there
I stood
In the dark wood
Of dreams,
Wherein
Virtue and sin
Are merely seeming,
For we are dreaming.
‘Tis a fine
Line
Twixt the living and the dead.
The head,
So full of thought
Is, suddenly, nought
And many
Men
Creep
Away In sleep.
To some death is the final despair,
The never ending nightmare
For None can escape
Death’s suffocating cape.
Yet, if we know not that we are dead
Why dread
The final dreamless sleep,
The dust,
Into which we all must
One day, creep?
K Morris - Poet 
Love this one Kevin
Thank you, Lorraine. I’m pleased you like my poem. Have a good rest of Sunday. Best wishes, Kevin
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I had forgotten about this poem. But, coming across it recently, I thought it was worth a reblog.
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