PERSONIFIED SLEEP

PERSONIFIED SLEEP

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PERSONIFIED SLEEP episodes

  • The Sounds of Dark & Light

    woah woah woah

    poems in chronological order:

    MEDICAL TREATMENT

    LINGER

    FUZZY FEELING OF HOPE

    A SECOND OPTION

    SEEING RED

    I AM THE WORST OF ME

    ENCROACH

    IN

    UNTITLED #4

    BLAME

    HOUSING CRISIS

    GOODBYE LETTER…but ill be back in two days

    CLEMENTINE

    as always dm me @personifiedsleep on ig for any questions or any needed transcriptions, thanks for listening let me know what you think ! :)

    7 min
  • all encompassing full bodied indescribable incomprehensible pain

    poems in chronological order:

    A LOVE LETTER TO MY FAVORITE DRINK

    THERE’S A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ME AND YOU

    A GENUINE QUESTION

    UNTITLED #2

    AT THE DRIVE IN

    A TESTAMENT TO FEMALE FRIENDSHIPS

    BRAINSCAN

    HELIOS IS AN OLD FRIEND

    QUALITY POETRY

    PSA

    AIR FRYER

    UNTITLED #3

    A WINTER STROLL (bastardized version)

    PERSONIFIED SLEEP

    feel free to message me on instagram @personifiedsleep if you need any transcriptions to any poems or have any questions. thanks for listening !

    8 min
  • A Summer Of Sleepless Nights

    a brief collection of poems from this past summer

    poems in chronological order:

    SHOWER THOUGHT

    TALKING FOREST

    SUNKEN TOOTH

    RECOGNITION

    SURRENDER

    A CALL FROM DEATH

    BEAUTY LIES FROM WITHIN

    NOTHING

    A HEART & SOUL FOR THE ONES YOU LOVE

    BOX TV

    WONT YOU PLEASE LET ME GO

    GOD OF LIGHT

    HUNGER

    TIGHT ROPE WALKING

    UNWELL

    **this is my first spoken word recording, sorry if i made any mistakes while reciting, some words are missing so if you would like any captions or transcriptions for any poems just let me know @personified sleep on instagram also disclaimer no poems are directly referring to anyone in my life everything is very conceptual! thanks for listening:) **

    8 min

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