Dream of forgetfulness in the wake of night By Bill Pearse on August 11, 2018 • ( 6 ) In the papery pre-light of dawn my wings like a honey bee’s begin to break down my body a weight I can’t let go, these words are the weights when they hang here, unsaid. Share this:SharePrintTelegramWhatsAppTweetPocketEmailShare on TumblrLike this:Like Loading...‹ It is the right light to be criticalIn the Alps with Eberhard | Size Really Does Matter ›Categories: identity, poetry, writingTags: insomnia, poem, poetry, William Pearse writer
Bill Pearse 
I’m loving your poetry.
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Ha! Sweet! Thank you Dean and great to hear from you my friend! I’m down in Austria now in the Alps for a week! Cheers, Bill
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Hi Bill, That will be stimulating for the imagination. Enjoy.
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Thank you Dean!
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Beautiful, simple, speaks volumes.
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Hi Ilona, good day and thanks! I had some pretty serious jet lag/ insomnia when we got here to Europe last week. Finally in the local time, for the time being…hope you are well, thanks for reading . Bill
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