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The sheet

rubbing against my cheek

By Hillery D. KeeferPublished about a year ago 1 min read
The sheet
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The sheet rubbing against my cheek

Is stiff and new

The quilt upon my bed is yet unfinished

But it brings me warmth

My flannel pjs are just too comfortable

They urge me to sleep

Just a little longer

I want to drift off

Back into my deep space

I squeeze my big teddy

And hold her tight

She's old and smells musty

But she's cozy and loveable just the same

The the smell of fresh pancakes

Eases through the air

I taste them in my mouth

Soft and mushy

Mixed in with the warm maple syrup

Sweet and satisfying

I let my arm hang loose over the bed

And my eyes close softly

I let myself drift away into space

Do you feel anything with this poem? Please let me know in the comments below. I'm curious if it works... ^_^

Recently, I've been publishing poems from long ago when I had to write for school. I love writing and have been writing without scholastic assistance since I was a child but there are some from the archives I just wish to share.

Thanks for reading!

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About the Creator

Hillery D. Keefer

Hi! ^_^

My name is Hillery, with an 'e.' Nice to meet you. I'm new here but I've been writing poetry and flash fiction since I was a child. I like to write in the way that I think, so I guess it's kind of stream-of-consciousness at times.

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Comments (1)

  • Sandra Tena Coleabout a year ago

    Yes, I could smell, taste and feel the texture of the pancakes! The pj's brought me the feeling of my pj's I used to have in high school, the sensation settling particularly on my thighs, and the final description of the floating away was very recognisable for me!

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