You Can Sleep
A Cyrch A Chwta For My Muse
Introduction
I was talking with my Muse, and she began to feel sleepy. I mentioned this meme, and she said she had seen it too:
She said there could be a poem there, so here is a Cyrch A Chwta about this situation.
I thought "MLK" by U2 was perfect for these lines.
You Can Sleep
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You Can Sleep Now, I Am Here
My Words Will Soothe, Stay Your Fears
I'll Make You Smile, Dry Your Tears
My Voice Will Calm, I Am Near
You Feel My Love, I'm Sincere
You're My Muse, Sweet Word You Hear
While The Moon Shines In The Sky
For You, My Love, I Am Here
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Awww, this was so sweet and lovely!
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I don't know how much of any one thing is repetition or if it's simply a matter of writing style. I enjoyed this article as much as the others, and I feel if you have something to say, even if you've said it before, it's worth putting a voice, (or a pen) to. You never know who might see the one thing, and never had the opportunity to see the other. ;) This was a great article!
Well, there are some of your pieces that have the same theme but different content. Hence making it a different story each time and not a repetition of what you've already written before. It's always something new from you. And I've often said that it's fascinating, especially your observations!
Your work is always fresh and new. Your the writer so your perspective is going to shine through again depending on the topic. If anything that's a plus because different readers are drawn to different stories. Same as in books you see repeated themes by authors. Reinforcing your point is always a good thing. π