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Unrestful Stillness

A Haiku

Oh the light of sleep

A rapidly fading peace

Lost in the bright stars

Oh darkness of sleep

Ever present, ever near

Fell from starry heights

Oh the light of sleep

A secret lost to the stars

Never to be found

Oh darkness of sleep

Alive in the Earth's darkness

Light of sleep was lost

Haikus

Haikus (HI – koo) are an ancient form of Japanese poetry. A haiku consists of three lines: the first is five syllables long, the second is seven syllables long, and the third line is again five syllables long. Haikus usually talk about a single thing in a single moment of time. The above poem is a series of four haikus about sleep.

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