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Jarfuls
Jody Trimble
United States, Wisconsin, Milwaulkee

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Gentle Slumber

Now into slumber I let myself slip
Sandman pours his grains upon lids already heavy
Gentle hand taking mine, guiding me
Towards the dreamland, the dreaming time
Where reality alters....
and I can fly




***This poem, though not polished and perhaps needing some editing, was written by my son at age 7. I had finished reading Peter Pan to him just prior to bedtime, and he wrote this down. Enjoy..

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Jarfuls Comment by: Jarfuls - 2008-05-06 12:41
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Awwww, thank you Wizard. He is currently working on another short poem and still working on the horror genre story. He also wants to write a short story on his own experiences of being autistic, how the world perceives him. He finds writing, as well as painting and drawing, to be an outlet. He says it is a way to communicate with the world.
MsWizard Comment by: MsWizard Online- 2008-05-06 07:44
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I think this is a sweet and wonderful write, particularly given the age of the poet....
Jarfuls Comment by: Jarfuls - 2008-04-30 07:37
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Joeblend, thank you for such a kind compliment! I love your poetry very much. I had my son read this recently , and he was very surprised he could write something this good. See, he is autistic. I am hoping to share more of my sons work on here as he feels inspiration to write.
Comment by: - 2008-04-30 05:53
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"Where reality alters....
and I can fly"

Those are such great lines. It's so easy to get the idea in your head "well, how does reality alter?" for the brief moment between reading these lines, and then not only do you get the answer but it's an image that is far beyond our physical capabilities. Very powerful, vivid, with the right combination of imagination and contrast.
Jarfuls Comment by: Jarfuls - 2008-04-29 20:39
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Thanks Matt. As I said, he was 7 at the time. I thought it quite good for such a young age. Jorbian: no, this is the only thing he ever wrote as far as poetry. He is currenlty working on a horror genre short story.
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