Sleep’s Undoing
Though I veer in the direction,
of cool bloom, of crater and rise,
dare the past to deepen its pit,
the careful judge of days machining
the mind, and I’m not afraid of animals
nor afraid of lasting, still, I’m afraid of
my teeth in my own mouth, the way
they click and grind in my head,
but always behind my back.
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