Head to the wood.
Mattress.
Where’s that grey clock?
Its tiny, ticking titters mock me.
In the bedroom,
Shadows roam,
Sovereigns of the pale lupus,
Fruits of the coin-like moon.
There’s no respite in this:
the imitation of relaxation,
The toothy grin of a hollow promise;
As insubstantial as the corners of my cell,
And woven into the world:
paranoid delusions of sleep.
In this dark cave, only the mindless survive.
The rest? Restless minds, breeding restless thoughts,
Not yielding until the last of sanity
flows into the pillow.

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