Last month, The New York Times released this article exploring the ramifications on the mind and body caused by a lack of sleep. Lately, there just seems to be too much to accomplish when the sun is up that our designated sleeping hours are getting cut drastically short. Some six-word scribes believe that believe that letting out six expressive words on sleep can help counter the insomnia, the nightmares and whatever else we find getting in the way of a good night’s rest .

Counting sheep? Writing myself to sleep.
– lillybrook

My love sleeps alone. I type.
– RichardFrancis

Sleep eludes me, let’s get breakfast.
– MikeCherrone

Making husband sleep on metaphorical couch.
– ErikaStellar

Sleeping trumps partying at my age.
– ChewyD2

Trying to sleep; sandman skipped me.
– TheAngstyPoet

Sleep deprivation-once again my muse.
– BalancingAct

Too much life goes by asleep.
– Wench

– memo

Talks in sleep. Secrets of subconscious.
– izzyhindle

Getting old, fell asleep while dreaming.
– RaisedByWolves

Sleep walk. Life is a dream.
– jc323

Sleeping with a stuffed animal again.
– HopeInPain

Insomnia negotiations. Bargaining with ticking clock.
– JohnBigJohn

Insomnia knocked on bedroom door tonight.
– MLEwritergirl

Dreams come true, so do nightmares.
– DynamicDbytheC

– marymc

– JAD

I’ll see you in my dreams.
– wescoll

Reality is finally better than Dreams.
–Unaverse

Too busy living, forgot to dream.
–notyouraveragegirl

I propose new Six category: Dreams.
– illuminatrix