Under The Crescent Moon: Power, Corruption And Lies (Revisited)

by Janet K. Wallace

For centuries, Burmecia and Alexandria were involved in needless wars. When both nations go to war once again, father and warrior Bartholomew Brandford is called to serve in the burmecian forces. Leaving his wife Lenneth Crescent and their son Jack behind, he struggles with the contradictions and horrors of war. His family and closed ones are not left untouched. (Chapter 62 is out)

5. Sleep (Poem)

Sleep

By: This Heat

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Sleep, sleep, sleep

Go to sleep

Sleep, sleep, sleep

Go to sleep, beauty

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Can't read books on dreams

Can't read when tired

Can't feel comfort

Brought by a touch

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Sleep, sleep, sleep

Go to sleep

Sleep, sleep, sleep

Go to sleep, beauty

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In a deep sleep

There are no promises to keep

There is no choice

All that's left to feel is joy

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Sleep, sleep, sleep

Go, to sleep

Sleep, sleep, sleep

Go to sleep beauty

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Cries and whispers

Why suffer if you can smile?

Hair entangled in shivers

Murmurs of an only mouth

Plumes of smoke rise

As she dreams of a paradise

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An angel on bed

Holding hands near death

A body frozen in fright

Explosions heard on the night

Wind brought dust in his eyes

Mom is having a party in the skies

Dad brought a cheap and old bottle of wine

Another happy Yuletide

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Sleep, sleep, sleep

Go, to sleep, sleep

Sleep, sleep, sleep

Go to sleep beauty

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You are now in a deep sleep

Soon you're gonna wake up

Tired of hearing same fairy tale

Tired of stepping upon a tail

Tired of drinking a coffe cup

Tired of promises to keep

Why don't you fall asleep?

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Sleep sleep sleep

Go to sleep sleep

Sleep sleep sleep

Beauty go to sleep