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Moment of Night by Suzie Palmer Wednesday, May 15, 2013 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

In the face of too many tasks My eyes simply close My mind’s spontaneous effort To gain some repose Sublime composure A moment of night To refresh my thoughts Help me feel bright … In the face of too many tasks When it’s impossible to dose I witness the body’s workings My breathing unfolds And, then when I’m revived I can somehow resolve The course of required action To arrive at my goal
Suzie Palmer

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Reviewed by Isabella Koldras	5/17/2013

"A Moment at Night"...to sleep, rewire, survive. Thank you, Suzie, for a reminder and for sharing your beautiful, thoughts provoking poem. With warm regards Isabella.




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	5/17/2013

Without that �moment of night� when we have deep sleep, we would all go crazy. However, it is even better if we are relaxed before we go to sleep. Modern life seems to throw more tasks our way with each passing year. We don't know how to simplify and remove unnecessary distractions like the cell phone. Once we do that, we can return a calmer, relaxed life. Ron




Reviewed by Budd Nelson	5/16/2013

you have found your way to keep moving forward budd




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton	5/16/2013

Just keep putting one foot ahead of the other, or in your case one task at a time until all are resolved. Don't you just hate armchair quarterback telling you how to "fix" it? Still, I mean well and you seem to have the right attitude so you don't really need my advice. Eh! But it's free so it is yours.