In the Boat That We Dwell

She's deeply asleep, 
I'm awake, 
As if something is at stake, 
It’s the hands of the night. 

The night calls me from my slumber, 
There's a tranquil flow in my chamber, 
I traverse the night's highway, 
I'm chauffeured by the unseen. 

I go through a gate, 
There's not much of a wait, 
I'm haloed by a light, 
I see the book. 

My thoughts are permuted,
My mind pierces through the gloom, 
She's in the slumber room, 
We're worlds apart. 


October 3, 2023.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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