“Dreams are like the paints of a great artist. Your dreams are your paints, the world is your canvas. Believing, is the brush that converts your dreams into a masterpiece of reality.”
Dear Amity, NAMASTE! Good Morning! When we pray before we sleep, When we listen to soft music, When we read good books, We can get sound and goodnight's sleep. The pictures are too good. Wishing you a beautiful Sunday, Sasneham, Anu
Yeah, what you told me all help one to get a sound sleep, but at times we can't keep insomnia away from us. There are moments when one suffers from it, consistently.
Hi Amity, Indeed tossing and turning. I know as I travel internationally the 12-13 hour time zone changes with travel to Asia really mess up your sleeping. I have learned not to fight it, but to relax even if not able to sleep.
I appreciate your comments on my blog. You are way too kind. I am just some guy who squeezes some writing in each week among other work commitments and travel. There are so many good writers on OSI and other sites. I don't know how they find the time for all the dialogue and verse. Maybe a book one day, who knows. My best, Rob.
Yes,it is restless until it achieves its dream.Beautifully said.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice Sunday
Dear Amity,
ReplyDeleteNAMASTE!
Good Morning!
When we pray before we sleep,
When we listen to soft music,
When we read good books,
We can get sound and goodnight's sleep.
The pictures are too good.
Wishing you a beautiful Sunday,
Sasneham,
Anu
Very nice poem Amity.
ReplyDeleteRestless minds do keep us awake that's sure.
ReplyDeleteSometimes I do as Anu does, praying through my prayer list calms my restless mind.
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I've tried reading a book, or two, or...
ReplyDeleteYes! Insomnia turns us into a human mentronome!
ReplyDeleteKP;
ReplyDeleteYes it is....thank you so much!
Hello Dear Anu;
ReplyDeleteYeah, what you told me all help one to get a sound sleep, but at times we can't keep insomnia away from us. There are moments when one suffers from it, consistently.
Thanks for the wonderful advise and comments.
I wish you also a wonderful week ahead...
Love,
Amity
Saras;
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
Jim;
ReplyDeleteThat's true...thanks so much!
Hi Stan;
ReplyDeleteNew here? Thanks for coming by...:)
Yeah, reading books helps a lot!
Hi Gemma;
ReplyDeleteyeah, that's very, very true!
I wish you an insomnia-free week ahead!
:)
It happens to so many. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteAnthony;
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
So well put with so few words!
ReplyDeleteshort n true dear..cuming straight 4m yr heart..nice work..!!!
ReplyDeleteI so know the feeling.
ReplyDeleteperfect description of insomnia, I especially like the last line
ReplyDeleteGreat images!
ReplyDeleteRegards.
perfect amity & so is the visual...
ReplyDeleteo' those dreams and illusions.
Hi Amity,
ReplyDeleteIndeed tossing and turning. I know as I travel internationally the 12-13 hour time zone changes with travel to Asia really mess up your sleeping. I have learned not to fight it, but to relax even if not able to sleep.
I appreciate your comments on my blog. You are way too kind. I am just some guy who squeezes some writing in each week among other work commitments and travel. There are so many good writers on OSI and other sites. I don't know how they find the time for all the dialogue and verse. Maybe a book one day, who knows. My best, Rob.
Hi Sweetest;
ReplyDeleteThanks so much dear!
:)
Hi Madhu;
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot...for being always with me...you are always lifting me up with yours message to me... :)
Hello Sandy;
ReplyDeleteThat's true Sandy, me, too!
LIssa;
ReplyDeleteYeah, we do, toss, turn, toss and turn!
Thanks dear!
Carlos;
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Mia;
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
Rob;
ReplyDeleteOh, you do travel in Asian countries? Nice? How about in our place...:)
Yeah, why, not, have your works published in a book!
Love the series of photos, and the words complete the picture. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteAnother closet insomniac. Nice pics too Amity.
ReplyDeleteSuper piece. That last line made me nod my head.
ReplyDeletePS: Thank you for your thoughtful comment on my poem for OSI. You were the only one that caught: "dark circles".
ReplyDeleteHi Julie;
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot; glad u liked it!
:)
Hello Irene;
ReplyDeleteYes, I am! Honestly!
Hi Sue;
ReplyDeleteyeah, and thanks a lot!!!
Hi Christine;
ReplyDeleteThanks so much dear...maybe I do well understand how to have an insomnia and the results of it!
Have a nice day!
So true!!! Way too much tossing and turning!
ReplyDeleterestless haiku this! :D
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