So many dreams and night mares caused me to write this short poem.
Enjoy.........................Bern...................Peace.
Sleep.
Just one night of blissful sleep.
No more hours of counting sheep.
Let me sink down into that pillow of mine.
To close my eyes would be divine.
I have tried most remedies to try to doze off.
When I think that I am successful, I have to cough.
Insomnia is a most terrible complaint.
It would try the nerves of some blessed Saint.
No more drinks after five o'clock,
Telvision forbidden, no more shock.
A blessing just to drop off to sleep.
I wish that I had never seen those sheep.
Bern
-----Original Message-----
From: Hawkins, Darwin <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Montag, 10. Juli 2000 22:58
Subject: Re: weird dreams - short question?
> Some of the greatest adventures have been in dream land. I have
woke
>up with such a wonderful sense of being entertained by a story in which I
>was a direct participant and thinking "If there was some way I could record
>those and put them into books, I would be rich!"
>
> Dreaming is nothing but the mind avoiding boredome by frolicking
>around and playing with itself! I believe there are parts that do not have
>to sleep and rest up while the rest of the body does.
>
>> > Hello David, Some people have dreams nearly every night. Before I was
>> > diagnosed with PD I had terrible nightmares. I have written them down
>> and
>> > called them a Parkies Dream World. I showed them to my Neuro eventually
>> and
>> > he told me to have them printed but I have never gotten around to it.
>> After
>> > I was placed on Cinnebene the nightmares changed to wonderful dreams
>> which I
>> > still have. Hope that this answers a few questions Bern...........Peace
>> >
>> > http://members.teleweb.at/bernard.shaw/poetry.html
>>
