Why did I title a poem with a picture?  Because it fit better than a word would.  Sometimes pictures can just say it all.  Very eloquently too.
Here is the poem (with the kind-of title):
I'm listening
And you know it's true,
But sleep sounds
So inviting.
_I'm wandering
I'm here with you.
Can you tell that 
___I am trying?
______ _________I'm mumbling.
______ ______All my speech is slurring.
______ ___ Mumbling...
______ So inviting...
___Eyes closed
_Feels so much better.
Eyes closed, 
I can see you better.
   Eyes closed.
___   Eyes closed.
______ _I'm sleeping now.
No.  I'm back with you.
Your shoulder looks 
_So inviting
_I'm leaning now.
Were you saying something?
Was it really
So important?
Can't I SLEEP?
I CAN'T sleep.
___But eyes closed
_Feels so much better.
Eyes closed, 
I can hear you better.
   Eyes closed.
___   Ears down.
______ Sleep sounds
______ _________So inviting.
Yup.  As I was writing it, I realized that there were plenty of potential titles that would work well.  But I still think the picture works best.